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Autoimmune Diseases | Last Active: Oct 12 8:12am | Replies (30)Comment receiving replies
I agree find a another doctor
You have to keep speaking up for yourself. I am of the same line of thought.
I tell my doctors I don’t want you to throw pills at the symptom. I want you to find out what’s causing the problem.
Pain management is a joke. I decline it all the time. I educate myself on the issues and ask my doctor the questions have. They Have to ANSWER YOU.
If. your doctor Won’t listen or give u proper answers then This is not the right fit for your healing plan .
The following is just my PERSONAL OPINION:
I’m sorry, but the healthcare field has become healthcare business. There is no money to be made if doctors cure their patients . I have done research and found articles about doctors who give patients unnecessary medicine. Then the drug representatives give the doctors incentives to write for the newest new drug whether u need it or not. 😡😡to make money and there is And then, when you get sick from the medicine, they have another one for the side effects. I’ve also encountered articles where the doctor with holds the necessary medicine keeping the patient sicker. After all, they need the patient to keep coming back. Time after Time. Bottom line keep fighting for yourself.
A suggestion is to go to MAYO CLINIC for real answer
There are good doctors out there. Just few and far in between
answers.
sending you wishes for improved health and prayers to almighty to grant you healing amen
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Thank you.
I have to agree with you 100%. "Pain mangement" in my expereince doesn't really mean much. Just another doc with a fancy shingle to hang on the wall. The few I have had are not willing or able to take the time to actually manage my pain, let alone actually diagnose it. That would take too much time. They have only that ten to fifteen minute to greet, look at my chart, try to remember who you are, and then say "Make a new appointment at the window". My current pain doc has so many patients waiting in ten or twelve different rooms, I'm amazed he can spend ten minutes with me. I guess the Medicare allowance for dozens of patients adds up in the long run.
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@seniorlady7 What you say about healthcare today is so true...and so sad. And we, the patients, suffer (and even die) because of it.
And you are right...there are some good docs out there. I have been blessed to have been treated by a few. But they definitely are few and far between. So good luck trying to find a really good one!