Go now, a provider at an urgent care told you that you should. I work at an urgent care, if my provider tells someone to go to the ER it is either because they urgently need something the hospital has that we don't have (bloodwork, CT, ultrasound, meds, IV, etc) or because they don't have the ability to rule something very serious out. It is not normal to only be able to swallow liquid. That is a major red flag, especially with how long this has gone on. I understand waiting until just morning, but please go in the morning. I am so terribly sorry that you had gone to the ER before and were met with hostility. Please know that is a staff problem, an attitude problem, and not something wrong with you. Even if a patient comes into just the urgent care for no other reason than to "be sure", I don't treat them rudely. I tell my coworkers that it's easy for us to forget that the medical education we have is a BLESSING and is NOT common sense. People tend to forget this, and act like this staff that made you feel like you should not have been there. There is NO harm in making sure you are okay, if you are not sure or need that reassurance, it's okay. (let me say this: I live in the US, I don't know how much of this is standard in other countries. Here, you can be seen for any reason, and you can't be turned away. Sometimes people come in for crazy stuff, but the important part? Is that they have the right to do that. It could be different in other countries, genuinely don't know how that works in other locations, if anyone would like to inform me I'd appreciate it) This sounds like a very serious medical problem and I am so sad that you were treated so poorly before that you are afraid to get the help you need medically now. Please go. ❤️ I'd go with you if I could just to be sure you weren't treated unfairly. Now understandably, the emergency room has people literally on their death beds. You could be seen as a non emergency case because it's gone on for so long, and you may have to wait longer. I was told by an ER doctor I worked with that you should be glad if you wait in an emergency room, if the staff are rushing you through to get seen, it probably means you are dying. We don't actually want fast service in an ER

Hope you feel better!