Injured in the UK

Psychostick · Jan-27-07, 04:52 AM

If you've injured yourself and it's not going or you can't be sure what's wrong.

England - 0845 4647
Scotland - 08454 242424
Wales - 0845 4647

NHS Direct, tell em your symptoms and they can give you recommendations on what to do.

Can be quicker to get things sorted than trying to get a doctors appointment and you can still get to see a doctor. There is an NHS Direct center near me which they can ask you to go to so I'm not sure how it'll work if you don't have one nearby, I'm guessing they have that sorted though.

Calls cost a maximum of five pence per minute from a BT landline. Calls from mobiles and other networks may vary. Your service provider may charge a minimum cost per call. (from their site)

Edit: Edited to include Scotland and Wales numbers.
Edit: Got cost of call in.

TKD_Andy · Jan-27-07, 04:58 AM

haha well done alex, i know its kinda pointing out the obvious but most people wont know about the NHS direct number.

SIRjoe · Jan-27-07, 06:11 AM

oo interseting thansk
but i really hope that i never get injuried ever again ;)

Alexx · Jan-27-07, 06:11 AM

cool

i have lots of shit wrong, my shin feels like its permanently twisted on my left leg, and sometimes i have to click it to relieve the pain, dunno what situation i would call em up in though, probably woulda helped when i saw a girl fell through a barn roof 16 feet onto concrete last week though... she sat outside all night and then found out she broke her pubic bone in a and e :D

is this number free ?

Psychostick · Jan-27-07, 06:41 AM

Good point Alexx, no it's not free, but it's dirt cheap (edited to include thatin original post)

Munks · Jan-27-07, 06:57 AM

pfff, what kind of tricker gets injured

Jan-27-07, 04:52 AM	#1
Psychostick Member User status: Offline Location: Hull, UK Posts: 287 Age: 21	Injured in the UK If you've injured yourself and it's not going or you can't be sure what's wrong. England - 0845 4647 Scotland - 08454 242424 Wales - 0845 4647 NHS Direct, tell em your symptoms and they can give you recommendations on what to do. Can be quicker to get things sorted than trying to get a doctors appointment and you can still get to see a doctor. There is an NHS Direct center near me which they can ask you to go to so I'm not sure how it'll work if you don't have one nearby, I'm guessing they have that sorted though. Calls cost a maximum of five pence per minute from a BT landline. Calls from mobiles and other networks may vary. Your service provider may charge a minimum cost per call. (from their site) Edit: Edited to include Scotland and Wales numbers. Edit: Got cost of call in. Last edited by Psychostick; Jan-27-07 at 06:41 AM..

Jan-27-07, 04:58 AM	#2
TKD_Andy has quit User status: Offline Location: Oxford Posts: 7,898 Age: 22	haha well done alex, i know its kinda pointing out the obvious but most people wont know about the NHS direct number.

Jan-27-07, 06:11 AM	#3
SIRjoe Joe Hosting the UK... User status: Offline Location: UK, Devon, Dawlish Posts: 823 Age: 21	oo interseting thansk but i really hope that i never get injuried ever again ;)

Jan-27-07, 06:11 AM	#4
Alexx Jan is the man User status: Offline Location: North London, England Posts: 7,652 Age: 20	cool i have lots of shit wrong, my shin feels like its permanently twisted on my left leg, and sometimes i have to click it to relieve the pain, dunno what situation i would call em up in though, probably woulda helped when i saw a girl fell through a barn roof 16 feet onto concrete last week though... she sat outside all night and then found out she broke her pubic bone in a and e :D is this number free ?

Jan-27-07, 06:41 AM	#5
Psychostick Member User status: Offline Location: Hull, UK Posts: 287 Age: 21	Good point Alexx, no it's not free, but it's dirt cheap (edited to include thatin original post)

Jan-27-07, 06:57 AM	#6
Munks All or Nothing User status: Offline Posts: 2,342 Age: 21	pfff, what kind of tricker gets injured