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My experience is that, when under oath in a deposition, doctors tend to be very noncommittal on the diagnosis.
by tiahura 4y ago
My experience is that, when under oath in a deposition, doctors tend to be very noncommittal on the diagnosis.
- chownie 4y agoIs this your personal experience?
- nradov 4y agoWell of course. CFS isn't really a specific diagnosis as such. It's just a cluster of symptoms usually without a definitive root cause or reliable diagnostic test. A doctor might record a CFS diagnosis as a step in writing a care plan and to facilitate billing, but then they might be more circumspect when testifying under oath where the consequences of a misstatement are more severe.