Lon
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- Central California
The nurses know who is good and who is bad so ask the nurses and get a concensus.
How To Find A Really Good Doctor
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d0ug
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Be your own doctor learn how to take your own blood pressure, your own blood sugar, your own urine test, and a fit test this is a test to check for blood in the stool
All these test can be bought at the drug store. Start a small library on medical research or Google. There is a place for doctor and that is emergency medicine or surgery when needed but for chronic problems they have not a clue. They try to blame you, you have the ___ gene, or you over eat, or you don't exercise enough, or it is an auto immune disease. This is all a cop out so he has an excuse not to help you.
All these test can be bought at the drug store. Start a small library on medical research or Google. There is a place for doctor and that is emergency medicine or surgery when needed but for chronic problems they have not a clue. They try to blame you, you have the ___ gene, or you over eat, or you don't exercise enough, or it is an auto immune disease. This is all a cop out so he has an excuse not to help you.
debodun
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- way upstate in New York, USA
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Asking a nurse is a good idea. I had flown to Denver and as I was flying, I was feeling worse and worse and actually had the first officer land the aircraft. I had a high fever, bad chills to the point that I was shivering and I felt very nauseated, so I knew that it was probably the flu. Upon arrival, I went into our office we have at the Denver airport and told them what was going on. They gave me the number of a medical walk-in clinic to call for an appointment. When I called they asked me if I had a preference of doctors. I asked the person on the phone if it was them that was ill, who would they want to be seen by. She said Dr. So and so. I said fine, book me with her. The visit went well and I was back in business in 24 hours.