Whenever I get up or down, my left butt-cheek hurts badly. It's so painful, I struggle to even tie my shoelaces. Also, whenever I get up and start to walk, I feel like I'm going to faint.
I called the out-of-hours surgery last night, and the triage nurse on the call said, "Take Ibuprofens along with your Paracetamols, and call your GP on Monday morning!"
I've had issues with low blood pressure before; explanation for the light-headedness. But I fear that I also have nerve pain.
Yeah - gps are pretty rubbish - I have a lot of very concerning symptoms right now - but instead of seeing me, they did a telephone appointment and then I was sent to hospital for chest x-rays and blood tests. According to 'Dr Google', I have either pleurisy or pneumonia or maybe an aggressive lung cancer. 
Not ideal.
I got stuck at the hospital - I parked the car in the car park which is at the top of the site - I then followed the signs to x-ray dept but it turned out it was miles down the corridors and different floors and lots more corridors until I got there and was panicky that I couldn't breathe any more and my legs were giving out - and I couldn't get back to the car - and I was also totally lost (memory issues). I was in a bad way and starting to melt down. Luckily, they called a porter with a wheelchair to get me back to the car park - that was very nice of them.
