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I'm assuming this is specific to the United States? My anecdotal experience in Canada has been that it is not unusual for doctors to misdiagnose, but pill pushi
by frenchy 12y ago
I'm assuming this is specific to the United States? My anecdotal experience in Canada has been that it is not unusual for doctors to misdiagnose, but pill pushing isn't particularly a problem.
- tim333 12y agoYeah, not much of a problem in the UK either. The US system is a bit unusual. I daresay they'll still prescribe the pills if you ask - there are an awful lot of people on antidepressants.
- epistasis 12y agoIn the US I've been to 5 doctors over the past 10 years (lots of moving), and none have ever been pill pushing. I'd say maybe it's region specific but I've been on the East coast, Midwest, and West Coast.