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The professional thing would be to go home. Hard to project an air of authority when you're scratching like mad. No wonder people keep wanting to duck out of your meetings.
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Nah, the "kissing disease" is Glandular Fever, Shirley?Originally posted by thelace View PostImpetigo used to be called the "kissing disease" when I was a lad.
Unlikely you've got that then as I can't see you being kissed
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Impetigo used to be called the "kissing disease" when I was a lad.
Unlikely you've got that then as I can't see you being kissed
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WTF?Originally posted by Wilmslow View Postmy grandfather with Scabies
I think I've heard enough.
I have a "Twilight Zone" feeling.
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If it is impetigo (clear weeping from sores) it is HIGHLY infectious.Originally posted by Wilmslow View Posthas the signs of impetigo.
Also, if they give you antibiotics for it, beat the tulip out of them. (I have a long and scary story about an entire community being infected for best part of a year because the local GP did not know how to treat it.)
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Of course its a good move. You can go round infecting everyone who dislikes you. Which is probably the entire office.Originally posted by Wilmslow View PostNurse Practitioner last night gave me the news - expaling my mad itching and feeling awful.
Did not state which infection, but has the signs of impetigo.
However, I saw my grandfather with Scabies around 2-3 weeks ago - apparantly it takes a couple of weeks for scabies to get really inflamed, so I am thinking I may have scabies.
Am in work today, but questioning if this is a wise decision!!
By the way, there was someone in the docs yesterday at reception with swine flu symptoms at the reception desk despite signs all over asking people with suspected swine flu not to enter!!
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Got a skin infection :(
Nurse Practitioner last night gave me the news - expaling my mad itching and feeling awful.
Did not state which infection, but has the signs of impetigo.
However, I saw my grandfather with Scabies around 2-3 weeks ago - apparantly it takes a couple of weeks for scabies to get really inflamed, so I am thinking I may have scabies.
Am in work today, but questioning if this is a wise decision!!
By the way, there was someone in the docs yesterday at reception with swine flu symptoms at the reception desk despite signs all over asking people with suspected swine flu not to enter!!Tags: None
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