That's probably a bad thing. I'm going to third the suggestion to see your doctor. If you are registered at the campus health centre and hence avoid doctors because they are evil, I think the least evil doctor there is called Dr Griffith. She is much nicer than Dr Price (admittedly, a shark on PCP is nicer than Dr Price).
I can also suggest soup recipes if you like? Soup is good.
Ouch. When do the doctors let you stop eating the probably-poisonous not-food?
Also: try eating fruit, or even drinking hot chocolate. Lots of sugar that you're probably not allergic to would be a Good Thing, in my (completely uninformed) opinion. And if you need company / help with getting things done / someone to get you to a doctor, remember I rarely have anything better to do during the day.
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There is a doctor center of campus and you can get away without having a appointment or at least I did.
http://www.drpriceandpartners.co.uk/student-health.html
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If you are registered at the campus health centre and hence avoid doctors because they are evil, I think the least evil doctor there is called Dr Griffith. She is much nicer than Dr Price (admittedly, a shark on PCP is nicer than Dr Price).
I can also suggest soup recipes if you like? Soup is good.
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Also: try eating fruit, or even drinking hot chocolate. Lots of sugar that you're probably not allergic to would be a Good Thing, in my (completely uninformed) opinion. And if you need company / help with getting things done / someone to get you to a doctor, remember I rarely have anything better to do during the day.
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