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When Colin's appendicitis was treated with antibiotics rather than surgery, he trusted the doctors implicitly. But what happened next should make everyone question the NHS's blind faith in the drugs…

by David Jones
written by David Jones

When Colin's appendicitis was treated with antibiotics rather than surgery, he trusted the doctors implicitly. But what happened next should make everyone question the NHS's blind faith in the drugs…
Colin Campbell was otherwise fit and healthy when he suddenly developed agonising abdominal pain. It was appendicitis and he had to be rushed to hospital.

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