21-02-2014, 12:22 AM
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Re: Stage fright
Originally Posted by spitfire
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Sorry RJ, I'm no medic, but surely, drinking more water would have compounded the situation, and made a trip to A&E a certainty.
In my experience getting some patients to 'P' on demand can be difficult.
21-02-2014, 08:47 AM
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Re: Stage fright
My gp surgery gives a small plastic cup, on request. UCLH gave me a big plastic jug (sterile and wrapped), on both occasions.I got a device similar to that, on scrip from the gp, (in fact they gave me two), but don't know if it would be classed as sterile enough to pass urine through for a test.
21-02-2014, 10:45 AM
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Re: Stage fright
Originally Posted by Mups
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What bugs me about this sort of thing is, whenever us ladies need to give a sample, we are mostly given a stupid, narrow receptacle, no wider than a test tube, and expected to aim !!! Hasn't any bright spark designed a fool-proof receptacle for women in this day and age? There is a much better "catching" container for bitches for veterinary use than there is given to us!
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