/ignored

I have tried contacting my district health care centre now to get this cortisone examination done. They seem very unwilling to check me up. I met another doctor than my usual and he just told me I could possibly not get that reaction from cortisone cream. I showed him my eczema and I told I need something for it, but without cortison. The doctor from the evening district health care centre told me I need to get proper treatment for that eczema without cortisone.

The doctor just ignored what I just said and told me he will prescribe a cortisone cream for me which is "somewhat weak and should do". He also told me I have iron deficiency and I need to buy something called 'Blutsaft' (a Swedish Liquid Iron Supplement). I told him I have tried that soo many years and it does not work! It also contains gluten which I do not consume. He said nothing. He also told me I might have vitamin D deficiency but he will check it with a blood test.

A letter came home some days after telling me I do have vitamin D deficiency but now when summer comes along, I do not need to take any supplements since being out in the sun will give me vitamin D. Geez, I have told that doctor that even in summer I have vitamin D deficiency. And that I cannot take vitamin D supplements since I get leg cramps and get super sleepy from it. He just /ignores me. 

Change of mind..?

So, the endocrinologist from Göteborg changed his mind and did not want to perform a synachten test anymore. Interesting. He checked my blood test and also seems fixated with the test result only and not symptoms.

He is now settled for that I have anemia. My iron levels are way too low. He wants to give me iron injections. Anyone tried that? He prescribed me some iron pills to start with. I have heard they cause stomach problems..

I have not yet dared to try the supplements I was given from the natural medicine clinic. I am so freakin' scared of creepy effects and flushings..