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Doctors are shitbags.
Huge smelly shitbags. :2 cents:
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Funny, I just came back from the docs and pretty Much said the same thing.
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My current doctor, and one before her, are the best doctors I've ever had.
I had a shitbag corporate doctor once when I was young and worked for the cable company. I had a shitbag corporate pervert doctor when I was young and worked at the LA Times. He would do physical exams on guys & girls and try to get the guys hard and girls nipples hard. He was fired after enough people complained. Why do you think all doctors are shitbag? |
I went for my evaluation for service dog. I told her I wanted to focus on my physical disabilities and not my mental ones like anxiety and depression. She told me she could refer me to a psychologist and get me on medication. I told her I didn't believe in pharmaceutical medication.
She left the room and didn't come back. I was expecting to go somewhere where they could give me x-rays and an MRI. She just ditched me. I didn't know my appointment was over until the girl that weighed me and took my blood pressure came back and told me. |
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I tend to agree. I just went through major surgery and most the docs are dicks. my orthopedic surgeon is super cool though and a fantastic surgeon. My infectious disease doc is really good too. but the ER docs are all dicks. the PCP is a dick and my endocrinologist is also a dick.
and let's not forget cunty nurses. wow. |
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Just about every week I see a doctor. Tomorrow is podiatrist for cutting toenails. If you just lightly touch my feet I scream in pain, but she grabs the feet hard.
Next week is neurologist. Very nice and competent but believes less meds are better. Then offers to increase my Morphine by 50%. I dropped my PCP after she put me on the wrong antibiotic for MRSA. My sciatic doctor insists on surgery. I refuse and he says I'm not in pain. He can't guarantee he won't sever the spine but I should trust him. My new retina specialist did a half-assed exam and didn't inform me a year ago I showed signs of glaucoma. When inspecting my eye, she claimed my detached retina surgery was done sloppily. Every eye doctor has commented on how well it was done by the head retina surgeon at Mass a Eye & Ear. How about the doctor who diagnosed pain behind my shoulder as gout? I have no memory of it but two days later I was admitted to the hospital and they drained two gallons of fluid from one lung. The doctor who told CNAs to be turn me every hour when first paralyzed. He didn't say to see if I was wet. Four days later I had a large wound on my back so deep you could see to my spine. I still need plastic surgery on it. Six months of pain until it healed. They give service dogs for loneliness but disabled people need to beg for years and suffer. You need to find a better doctor who understands your needs. |
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I couldn't imagine going through all of that. I have a high distrust of doctors. I think I'd choose a .45 rather than going through all of that. They had my parents on so many meds that they got sicker instead of better. They both developed cancer but that wasn't what killed them. When in the hospital my dad got potassium poisoning three times before he died of a heart attack. My mom also got potassium poisoning and died of a heart attack while in the hospital. I'm almost positive this is something that happens regularly and not a coincidence. |
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They're as crooked as the politicians. I try to respect a doctor when respect is earned, but apart from that I always inform them if I'm not satisfied with something specific and that's all the time. :1orglaugh Unfortunately it goes in, in one ear and out of the other, I guess that's what it's like to be when you're inflated I see doctors and nurses as dumb libs, they all speak the same language and NO ONE thinks on their own. Most of the time I don't get along with them. They don't act like professionals in the meaning they went to med school and studied 5-6 years, only to fuck around. I know there are good doctors around but I don't happen to see any of them. |
I avoid them as much as I can . . .
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Next time, if you want them to focus on your physical pains instead don't mention mental issues and be specific as to what is bothering you the most. They aren't going to listen to a grocery list of ailments so be selective. If you have to go back for something else do it the next time the next week or something. Also, don't make suggestions if you want something, that's a good way to get ignored. Word it in a way so it is their suggestion. Or suggest it in the form of a question instead. At the end of the day, no matter how smart you think you are they have medicine down a lot better than you or any of us so listening to their ideas every now and then is normally a good idea. I do a lot of my own research myself and have pretty much self diagnosed a number of issues i have had over the years but I at least confirm it with them in a subtle way as to not insult them and this seems much more effective. I'm also wrong sometimes! so they do the tests and let me know for sure either way. As for the anxiety and depression? Do not ignore that either... That is not small time shit and can weigh down and sink the best of us... |
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How is it that politics has consumed you so bad that you could possibly have it infect your mind as to think that someone you don't agree with or like is a 'dumb lib'? We are talking about medicine and health here, what is politicized about that in the least? If someone cuts you off in traffic are they liberals too? Leave that shit behind, it's not worth it, for real... |
The way others interact with you is more often than not highly dependent on how you communicate with them. The art of influence is highly underrated and undertaught.
Sadly, the profession we, the laymen, know the least about, is the one we have to take the most control over for the sake of our health. Your job is to, step by step, build a team of doctors whose values align with yours. If you pair the above with a three-pronged approach (1: hedge against serious illnesses through lifestyle changes and specialized insurance policies, 2: a team of western medicine professionals, 3: a team of alternative medicine practitioners) you will have done more than most. Dive into biohacking to level up for bonus points. |
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while we are supposed to assume management and responsibility for our health, docs and nurses in reality are against that, in my experience. shutup and do as we tell you is the prevailing attitude. |
Part of the problem is you have these idiots labeling their pit bulls as emotional support dogs. Then people like you get punished who legitimately need them
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This is a true story that happened to me 2 years ago, got an appointment. Before this meeting I had low expectations because of what I mentioned earlier. Anyway I educated myself on the issue before meeting up.
I meet a doctor specialized in general medicine, I could quickly see they had no interest in trying to help me. Which is why I took over the discussion and presented my theories. The doctor said to me translated from my own language: Quote:
You know what I did instead of degrading myself again for another appointment to another doctor? I researched, examined the symptoms, went to Germany, paid for blood work that I specifically wanted. Got the test results, diagnosed myself and gave myself treatment. :1orglaugh :thumbsup Citizens in my country DIE because of mediocre healthcare. Tax money down the drain...and a bottomless bag of cash for immigrants and failed integration. Traitors...:2 cents: |
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Kind if interesting that 3 Alt-right hate nics, that hate doctors, logged in within minutes of each other to back up his first nic that posted isn't it? |
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But in my view, 80% of success here is attitude. Treat them with respect, stroke their ego if you must but make them understand that they are a SERVICE PROVIDER to YOU. Simply one of many options and that YOU will make the final decision about your health while taking their guidance, input and knowledge into consideration. The fact of the matter is that Western medicine is optimized for two things 1) Blanket, non-customized treatment of the masses 2) Profits The task at hand is to take charge, outsmart the system and attempt to cherrypick the good parts to the best of your abilities. Obviously not always easy, but the best you can do is good enough. |
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PR Glen, you should check out my reply, do you see things differently or am I still being judged?
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Doctors Give Patients 11 Seconds To Explain Reason For Visit Before Interrupting https://www.studyfinds.org/doctors-g...escribe-visit/ |
Buying any pharmaceutical product is funding crimes against humanity, so would make you a criminal :2 cents:
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