Porty GP recommendations

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Porty GP recommendations

Post by rapunzell » 14 May 2006, 21:11

It seems to be easier to get a recommendation for a plumber than for a doctor, which seems unfortunate, but I'm hoping that Porty punters can help with this.

Does anyone know or know of a GP at the local practice who is up-to-date and knowledgable, maybe even sympathetic and understanding, about severe ME/CFS? It is very hit and miss otherwise, and often results in meeting a GP who is otherwise good, but whose knowledge of ME/CFS extends to a joke about it that they read in the Lancet during the 80s..

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Post by Epykat » 14 May 2006, 21:36

I know the Doctors at Portobello Surgery are very into homeopathic medicine Rapunzell if that's any help (Dr. McDermott and Dr. Comiskey in particular)
Enough of your nonsense - get back to the Play Pen!

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Post by rapunzell » 14 May 2006, 22:00

Thanks, thats a good start :)

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Post by Robin! » 14 May 2006, 22:25

Dr Reid not there anymore?
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Post by Sandra » 14 May 2006, 22:28

I have always found Dr Connan brilliant, very understanding and normal :D

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Post by Poppy » 15 May 2006, 09:49

Robin! wrote:Dr Reid not there anymore?
Think he is - see their website http://www.mayfield-portobellosurgery.com

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