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Asking a doctor to diagnose and treat a chronic condition from a list of symptoms is like asking a detective to solve a crime from a list of evidence. There is
by wordpad25 2y ago
Asking a doctor to diagnose and treat a chronic condition from a list of symptoms is like asking a detective to solve a crime from a list of evidence.
There is A LOT of additional legwork and investigation required to get to the truth even if you're brilliant Sherlock Holmes (and most won't be).
The best they can practically do in the 10 minutes they spend on your case, is try to treat symptoms.
- keeptrying 2y agoAnd this is why you need to study Medicine! https://meded.ucsf.edu/sites/meded.ucsf.edu/files/inline-files/Required%20and%20Recommended%20Textbooks-2022-23_0.pdf https://meded.ucsf.edu/sites/meded.ucsf.edu/files/inline-fil...
- apwell23 2y ago> There is A LOT of additional legwork and investigation required to get to the truth even if you're brilliant Sherlock Holmes (and most won't be). I got all the additonal tests though. I got upper endoscopy, a appointment with ent who put some sort of scope down my throat, bloodwork, esophagram, barium swallow test. He said he got nothing else and i am on my own and admitted that almost 90% of time they don't find anything. Mind you this is one of most common conditions not some rare disease that needs sherlock holmes .