You can see your medicines in the NHS app. There's lots of other stuff on there, but I've never seen a consultant, so there's nothing showing in those bits for me.
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Yes my doctors does it for my son x
Thank you so much for replying
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Thanks so much for replying! I’m in NI so I don’t know if we use the NHS app here? Lol
Weird question to those who have to talk a lot e.g. in a job ( teachers maybe?). How do you do it??
I sometimes have to run 1-3h sessions at work and my throat is very sore after, feels raw. Is this normal or is there something wrong with the way I talk
I sometimes have to run 1-3h sessions at work and my throat is very sore after, feels raw. Is this normal or is there something wrong with the way I talk
Teacher hereWeird question to those who have to talk a lot e.g. in a job ( teachers maybe?). How do you do it??
I sometimes have to run 1-3h sessions at work and my throat is very sore after, feels raw. Is this normal or is there something wrong with the way I talk
and honestly I think the voice just becomes accustomed to it. I teach full days on a Monday and by Monday afternoon my throat is killing me, thankfully towards the end of the week it seems a little better
It is defo something you just get used to. At first I was the same, very sore throat (also sore feet from standing at the front of a class all dayWeird question to those who have to talk a lot e.g. in a job ( teachers maybe?). How do you do it??
I sometimes have to run 1-3h sessions at work and my throat is very sore after, feels raw. Is this normal or is there something wrong with the way I talk
) but it is just second nature. I have noticed though that I drink a LOT more water at work than when I am at home. 2 litres minimum per day just during work hours I think that helpsTeacher here
Thanks both. It's so annoying as I don't do these sessions that often but when I do my throat feels awful for at least another day. I don't even need to talk loud or anythingIt is defo something you just get used to. At first I was the same, very sore throat (also sore feet from standing at the front of a class all day
seriously respect to those that do it every day as it is exhausting. But good to know it's fairly normal and not just me!
Vocalzone throat pastilles are supposed to be good. I know stage actors/singers use them.Thanks both. It's so annoying as I don't do these sessions that often but when I do my throat feels awful for at least another day. I don't even need to talk loud or anything
Ohh thank you, will definitely get some!!
Has anyone ever had hayfever injections?
I haven’t but I’m very tempted this year as I’ve read good things about them
I used to get it really bad then since lock down I never got it again
My husband still get’s it bad I was thinking off seeing if anywhere local did them. He needs to drive for work but his eyes are pretty badly swollenI get incredibly itchy eyes and sneezing. I think grass is my trigger. I have a horse so have to be around hay and last week ended up with a rash on my arms from stuffing hay nets with a t shirt on for the first time since last year.I used to get it really bad then since lock down I never got it again
it’s probably worth getting then but idk anyone who’s had it to know if it actually works. Looks like it’s about £70 (north east)
Anyone have any comfy shoes that are semi professional (smart casual - they are for office work but we can wear trainers) recommendations, I was thinking of sketchers but never had any so didn’t know
any colour?
ideally sticking to black, grey, navy or brown (so they go with all my work clothes lol!)
my sister is on her feet a lot at work and wears these Skechers Billion - Subtle Spots Black 155616 BBK
she said they are comfy whilst looking nice
I buy all my shoes from Hotter, they’re not just old ladies shoes thank you 
For me Nike Air is the most comfy shoes. My favourite pair is 15 years old and coming to the end of it’s life
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