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The same goes for fatigue or anything else they can’t actually test for. I would guess it mostly stems from them not having a way to objectively judge it. My pa
by Auracle 4y ago
The same goes for fatigue or anything else they can’t actually test for. I would guess it mostly stems from them not having a way to objectively judge it. My pain tolerance is way higher than my wife’s, in part because I suffer from cluster headaches. 8/10 for me might be a broken bone. For her it might be a relatively superficial cut.
So what’s a doctor supposed to do when someone says something really hurts? Hell if I know.
- bowsamic 4y agoIt’s because they don’t want to admit they don’t know, so it’s easier to blame the patient