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You must keep taking the antibiotics but take the paracetamol and the anti-inflammatory medication as prescribed on the packets you can take some together but may have to alternate the painkillers. But leave out the whisky which might interact with the antibiotics. Have a look at NHS Direct's website for more help, you can also phone them from France if you use a mobile. It wouldn't be a good idea for anyone to 'demand to be seen, anyway, the dentist may not be able to do anything until the inflammation/infection has subsided.

  I find all this 'bickering' about people living in France voting in the UK quite funny! I just wonder what Tam Dalyell would think if he read this!  It throws a whole new perspective on the West Lothian Question!

Can anyone give me some information about nursing jobs in France/Poitou-Charentes.   I have heard conflicting reports about shortages and surplus nurse vacancies!!  

I am really desperate to move to France but I have a lot of obstacles at present.  My partner and I could buy a house in France but I would have to stay in the UK to work for a while.  My partner isn't too keen as his French is minimal and would have to spend a lot of time alone (apart from the dogs), he also has a disability which precludes him from working.  I know it can be done having been married to the Royal Navy for 20 years!! Does anybody out there do the same - working and living apart for longish spells? and how do you get on with it?