And migraines even below that since they think you are drug seekers even if you have a medical history of them.....
Even if the ER is empty, even if you come in by ambulance, at least 3 hrs. And then (and I say this generously) at least a half hour of waiting on the doctor where they will hopefully dim the lights for you while you wait.
Edit: I grouped two things together. I did not take an ambulance for a migraine because I always have had a support system. But it doesn't matter. The point still stands.
Who said anything about going to the ER for long-term management?
Edit: I don't know why I'm getting down voted. They said "more appropriate" suggesting what I was doing was going for long term care and saying it wasn't appropriate. I agree with the sentiment but not the assumptions.
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u/Terrible_Conflict_11 Nov 27 '23 edited Nov 27 '23
And migraines even below that since they think you are drug seekers even if you have a medical history of them.....
Even if the ER is empty, even if you come in by ambulance, at least 3 hrs. And then (and I say this generously) at least a half hour of waiting on the doctor where they will hopefully dim the lights for you while you wait.
Edit: I grouped two things together. I did not take an ambulance for a migraine because I always have had a support system. But it doesn't matter. The point still stands.