Acute bronchitis
My illness began with a slight cough and a balmy temperature. I didn’t pay attention to it and I just took some medication that would stop the coughing and lower my temperature, but it didn’t help me and everything was getting worse. I hate getting to a physician, but it was a must. He told me that I had acute bronchitis. He scolds me why I didn’t come sooner, the temperature that I had was a result that I had a virus and because it wasn’t treated on time the lunges got affected by it. I remained one day in the hospital for an IV and for observation my situation. It was going better and I got cleared for home, they fed me a prescription that I needed to purchase. This was a great lesson for me, mild temperature can be a signal of something more dangerous, even for a little small you need to endure and visit a physician, or there is this interesting alternative, not necessarily optimal here.
Doctor visits are important
On my way home, I went to the drugstore that I always go to. I handed my prescription to the pharmacy technician whose job is to get ready my medication for a pick up. They told me that I need to wait for two hours, probably there is some mixing that have been performed. While I was waiting I was shopping some other material in the drugstore. I got some make up some grocery and some refreshing drinks to get me on my feet a little until the drugs starting to react. But not even 30 minutes passed I was called by the technician and when I showed the pharmacist came to me. He told me that the medication wasn’t suitable for me. It could make me worse. I was surprised what he told me so I asked how is that possible. Instead of answering my question he demanded me a question “did you went to your regular doctor?”. I told him that my regular doctor was at a meeting in another state. The physicist explained to me that the doctor didn’t have my history of illness and that the prescription will make my situation worse. He called my regular doctor and told what happened and got a permission to give me another medication. Thanks to the pharmacist now I am feeling great and alive that is more important.