Bikers Arm - visit a Doc?
Bikers Arm - visit a Doc?
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Prof Prolapse

16,163 posts

221 months

Tuesday 2nd July 2019
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I'm being as a polite as I can when I point out that even the most skilled medic on Earth couldn't diagnose you based on this information, let alone this fking rabble.

You're (presumably) a grown man. If you believe you need medical attention you should seek it.




stef1808

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1,036 posts

188 months

Tuesday 2nd July 2019
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chill - I had my first bike crash and wanted some advice from others re a minor injury that got better the next day.

Its not a question what I believe as I've read even a minor injury can turn out to be significant in the long run.







Edited by stef1808 on Tuesday 2nd July 12:49

black-k1

12,808 posts

260 months

Tuesday 2nd July 2019
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Prof Prolapse said:
I'm being as a polite as I can when I point out that even the most skilled medic on Earth couldn't diagnose you based on this information, let alone this fking rabble.

You're (presumably) a grown man. If you believe you need medical attention you should seek it.
Sorry Prof. I don't think you're right. I'm pretty clear on what's happened.

OP: I'm afraid you have perplexity-itis. Additionally, you have anthropogeny-itis and your adjustable wrench tissue has likely suffered a phrenic prolapse. Finally, you also likely have a buccal fracture of the protein. Chances of survival are uncrowned.

Now, if you think any of that ought to be checked out in the local clinic/doctors surgery then that may be the best place to go!

Joe5y

1,638 posts

214 months

Tuesday 2nd July 2019
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black-k1 said:
Sorry Prof. I don't think you're right. I'm pretty clear on what's happened.

OP: I'm afraid you have perplexity-itis. Additionally, you have anthropogeny-itis and your adjustable wrench tissue has likely suffered a phrenic prolapse. Finally, you also likely have a buccal fracture of the protein. Chances of survival are uncrowned.

Now, if you think any of that ought to be checked out in the local clinic/doctors surgery then that may be the best place to go!
My wife has similar; often!

stef1808

Original Poster:

1,036 posts

188 months

Tuesday 2nd July 2019
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black-k1 said:
Sorry Prof. I don't think you're right. I'm pretty clear on what's happened.

OP: I'm afraid you have perplexity-itis. Additionally, you have anthropogeny-itis and your adjustable wrench tissue has likely suffered a phrenic prolapse. Finally, you also likely have a buccal fracture of the protein. Chances of survival are uncrowned.

Now, if you think any of that ought to be checked out in the local clinic/doctors surgery then that may be the best place to go!

st sounds serious

ok i guess i see where this thread is going .

Prof Prolapse

16,163 posts

221 months

Tuesday 2nd July 2019
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Sorry mate I feel bad now.

We are nice on here.

Usually.

the tribester

2,941 posts

117 months

Tuesday 2nd July 2019
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Let's hope he doesn't ask for advice on the injury caused by the flounce.

stef1808

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1,036 posts

188 months

Tuesday 2nd July 2019
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Can’t take risks when it comes to your own health so spoke to my doctor and going for x-ray and maybe MRI

I was hoping for different answers lol

Charliecloud

308 posts

228 months

Tuesday 2nd July 2019
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Don't forget to check out your life Insurance wink

dibblecorse

7,648 posts

223 months

Wednesday 3rd July 2019
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stef1808 said:
Can’t take risks when it comes to your own health so spoke to my doctor and going for x-ray and maybe MRI

I was hoping for different answers lol
I do hope that's not on the NHS?