I'm beginning to think doctors have a script. If the patient exhibits diabetes or high chlosterol or weight gain = not enough exercise and diet problems. Instead of asking the patient to list what they are eating, and how they exercise, and checking to see if they are going into menopause - they go for the easy answer. Lazy.
They do and it's a biased one. Just today Mike and I were arguing about my going to the doctor about hip pain I've been having. I told him it was pointless, because unless I already had a possible diagnosis that could be tested for it would be useless, because doctors have zero interest in investigating problems.
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Date: 2020-06-25 06:47 pm (UTC)They do and it's a biased one. Just today Mike and I were arguing about my going to the doctor about hip pain I've been having. I told him it was pointless, because unless I already had a possible diagnosis that could be tested for it would be useless, because doctors have zero interest in investigating problems.