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No, doctors shouldn't give in to quack notions of a Q family, who punched said doctor in the face, just to make the conspiratorial family feel better. If doctor
by Dumblydorr 5y ago
No, doctors shouldn't give in to quack notions of a Q family, who punched said doctor in the face, just to make the conspiratorial family feel better. If doctors believe it is harmful with no benefit, they are obligated by oath to not do it, full stop.
Are you a doctor, healthcare provider, or even in the medical field? If not, I urge you to stop spouting your amateur theories about medicine on the internet, where they can spread and cause further harm.
- roenxi 5y agoI put it to you that (although amateur) "it won't work and may cause the listed side effects" is an entirely reasonable to spout it on the internet. You may be misinterpreting my comment. This isn't a conflict situation and there is no obvious downside for anyone. The doctor isn't giving in to anything. The family is making a stupid request, yes. No skin off the doctors nose to grant it though and if it'll make them happier he may as well. If he thinks it is significantly harmful then he needs to make that argument instead of dismissing them.