As I said in other comment, the antibiotics one is a very simple case, but I've had plenty of other examples. As to report the doctor... To whom? Do you know h

As I said in other comment, the antibiotics one is a very simple case, but I've had plenty of other examples. As to report the doctor... To whom? Do you know how difficult it is to prove almost any kind of malpractice? I've had a doctor insist that I had a sprained wrist when it was a broken radius (as another doctor and a simple x-ray proved). Another said that the cramps I was having were from an unborn brother (ahem). My wife was told in the hospital that she wasn't having an allergic reaction to antibiotics because she had had them before (surprise, antihistamines helped and further tests detected she's allergic to penicilin). Of course, nothing gets written and doctors are very quick to cover each other. So how do you report these? As for the doctors not being able to dedicate extra time to patients, I totally agree and indeed mention it in my first message.