If you are seriously worried, you need to go to urgent care or the ER.
I cannot answer for why your doctors haven't called back, but I want to say something about the woman taking messages who appeared "rude and indisposed" to you.
I'm not making excuses, but I've worked for hospitals and in the medical field for quite a while and we are trained to forward messages only. There's nothing wrong with being a little compassionate, but an answering service after hours is not even an office employee and they have no wiggle room as far as getting emotionally involved. It could cost them their job. They CANNOT give medical advice, they CANNOT guarantee when a doctor might call back.
Try to calm down a bit if you can. This person is taking messages for doctors and forwarding them. That's all. She may well be a mother and very sympathetic, but there are lines she can't cross.
I know this for a fact.
If you are scared....go to the ER.
If you are mad....document the times you've called and take it up with the doctors for not getting back to you.
The woman at the answering service has no control over anything but taking your calls.
I had major complications with my second child and my doctors called me immediately. I had to be admitted to the hospital for most of my pregnancy and I never had to wait 5 minutes. It was that serious. My doctor had back up lined up for me in case he was delivering another baby, etc.
I'm just saying....please don't be mad at the lady taking the messages.
She could get sued for saying the wrong thing.
The answering service is not responsible for patient care. They are only responsible for calmly taking the information and passing it on.
If you're mad....be mad at your doctor.
If you really think there is something wrong, don't call the answering service.
Call 911 or get to urgent care right away.
"It could have been something serious for all they know!"
Very true.
How do YOU know it isn't serious?
Don't wait to feel better blaming someone tomorrow.
If tomorrow is too late, you are the one who waited.
I mean NO offense, I swear and I promise!
I almost died when I was pregnant with my son.
You can't wait around for a return phone call sometimes.
I'm not trying to scare you, I'm just saying that no one can diagnose you over the phone.
I hope you'll feel better and all is well.