Falls Sie es nicht wussten, ist die Wahrscheinlichkeit groß, dass Ihr Arzt nicht weiß, was er mit Ihnen machen soll, wenn Sie an einer schweren oder komplizierten Erkrankung leiden, die nicht in die übliche Trickkiste fällt, mit der er 300.000 US-Dollar und mehr pro Jahr einstreicht.
https://time.com/7299314/microsoft-ai-better-than-doctors-diagnosis/
Sie beschweren sich, dass sie überarbeitet und unterbezahlt sind. Aber was sie Ihnen nicht sagen, ist, dass der Großteil ihrer Arbeit Büroarbeit ist, Krankenakten ausfüllt, Diagnosen aufstellt und die meisten von ihnen, wenn überhaupt, nur drei oder vier Patienten pro Tag behandeln.
Ist es möglich, dass die medizinische Welt uns belügt? NEIN… NIEMALS!… Vergiss den Gedanken… NATÜRLICH SIND SIE… Glaubst du wirklich, dass die Georgetown University jedes Jahr 180 Genies von ihrer medizinischen Fakultät abschließt??…
Nein. Ärzte brauchen nur genügend Informationen, um ihr Medizinstudium zu absolvieren und ihre Approbation zu bekommen, nicht mehr und nicht weniger. Danach steht es ihnen frei, Sie zu ermorden, wann immer sie wollen, und dann Schluss zu machen "Ungerechtfertigter Tod"..
Ich versuche, mein eigenes zu verhindern "Ungerechtfertigter Tod" in den Händen von etwa 8 Ärzten, die einen ernsten Fall nicht erkennen können, um ihr Leben zu retten, und die mich stattdessen behandeln, als wäre ich eine Art Drogenabhängiger oder Krimineller. Das sind echte Scheiße.
Ärzte haben KEIN Talent für Medizin. Ihre Fähigkeiten werden erlernt und diese Wissensbasis ist ihr einziger Ausweg. Alles, was sie haben, ist ihre Meinung, und meistens kümmern sie sich um sich selbst und nicht um den Patienten.
Von maratirl
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MD stands for „more drugs“. Their goal seems to be to prescribe the maximum number of medications per patient that they possibly can because a sick patient is a patient for life…
My mother in law died of medical malpractice during the dumpster fire that was the covid pandemic. You know I’ve gone to the doctor several times, both for myself and for my children. Every time we go there for an issue, we get told, „I dont know,“ and then write a random prescription. And that visit costs $500 even with insurance. They are only good for antibiotics, broken bones, and stitches. Honestly, if we had antibiotics in vending machines, the medical business (and it is a big old shady business) would be doomed. I hope you find resolution. When in doubt, fast it out is what i say when I have something going on with my health lol
Tbh knowing what is required to get into med school..your entire 20’s goes into basically the longest most grueling academia which requires a shit ton of money and free labor. And then your mid 20’s when all your friends are making 100k you finally get a stipend of like 50k. Then when you start working as a doctor you have to immediately put your first couple years salary toward paying your med school loans. You’re not making $300k and keeping all of it until your 30’s at which point no one wants to do anything or have fun anyway so you missed the party basically during your 20’s when you were doing residency on saturdays and sundays. You finally have money and immediately have to give it away to kids and a mortgage and family and car because you’re at that age. Most of your peers will now be making around 150k as seniors and middle managers. Even though you’re making double you’re being taxed much more and you have to work double shifts while they type on a laptop. This whole process is an extremely unattractive life path and you have to consider the type of person that would choose to take it despite that. Someone whose family is pressuring them or someone who had no clue what they were giving up. I don’t blame these people for not caring about us, I wouldn’t either unless it was paying like half a milly and I could retire in like 5 years.
I’ve had a similar experience. I’ve been sick for years with Lyme disease and other illnesses and none of the doctor’s I’ve been to have taken it seriously at all. I’ve been left to deal with a severe health condition by myself and it has been a traumatizing and terrifying experience
So then don’t go to the Doctor, just use Microsoft AI and live forever.
If you die, at least your loved ones can sue and get some money. So you can lean on that thought.
3 to 4 patients a day? That’s not true at all.
I believe it I never go to a medical facility either without a witness or I’ll call 3 people tell them where I am and to call the authorities if they don’t hear from me by a certain time
3 or 4 patients per day 😂😂😂
If you see a doctor and feel you’re being ignored or blown off, make sure to ask that what you are reporting (family history, repeated complaints, etc) or possibly requesting (a CT, blood test, etc) is put in your chart and that the doctor is refusing to treat/order the test. Generally speaking this will get the doctor to take some action because they’re afraid of a lawsuit. It doesn’t always work but it’s definitely worth a shot!
Are you sure you are even seeing an actual medical doctor? There are so many „Nurse practitioners“ and PAs that have flooded the healthcare system due to the greed of hospitals and private equity jerks that are taking over hospitals and practices. I can’t take your post seriously after stating doctors only see 3 or 4 patients/day
I deeply respect all medics, but at the same time, my father struggled with a „strange ilness“ for years, he got so weak that I even had to get a wheelchair for him, and doctors weren’t able to diagnose him AT ALL. Then my dad kept insisting me that it was simply a lack of ONE vitamin (B) based on one of those „did my own research“ moments from him, I even got angry at him for self diagnosing with google… Turns out that this was actually the issue. He’s in an even better shape than me now, the doctors are like „welp tbh this time you were right grandpa“.
Doctors can and will genuinely fuck it up often. I still don’t think that it’s just incompetency from them. I personally know many doctors and they’re such great and talented persons, but man the human body is just absurdly complex sometimes
97.9999999% a lawyer problem. 2% a patient problem. Patients die. Ridiculous and frivolous malpractice industries don’t exist outside the US. Capitalism and Lack of patients taking responsibility for their own health makes people think they’re entitled to cash for dying. As doctors we are way too busy helping people to be on alert for the parasites. Lawyers and their less than superficial understanding of anything that resembles medicine + jury trials = absolute insanity. Doctors should 💯 strike and just let people figure it out….but we won’t.
The health insurance system has also completely subverted any sort of real diagnostic process and the Hippocratic oath by extension. You show up with X symptoms and history, doc only has Y options to offer you that your insurance company will cover. If you have any issue that isn’t simple and obvious.. good luck
And even if you do win by some crazy miracle, the payout cap is something ridiculous like $100,000 – no matter the severity of damage caused.
They love to spout natural medicine ppl are quacks. But after all the terrible experiences I’ve had The real quacks have MD beside their name.
Wow just saw this after coming out of the hospital with… no definitive diagnosis. I was vomitting profusely and hours later started peeing blood. Naturally I went to the emergency room (also pregnant) and they spent 9 hours doing absolutely nothing. My urine sample sat out next to me the whole time. They drew some blood, gave me fluids, and ultimately dismissed me saying I’m probably dehydrated. When I left the room my urine sample was still there. They reassured me they’d let me know the results… still heard nothing the next day. I stopped peeing blood after that night but I still feel off. Suffice to say I’m already annoyed and disgusted by the way they brushed me off. And now I saw this lol. Well, I hope it’s nothing worse.
My guess is it’s way higher than what’s in the statistical data. Some people die & it’s unknown or a connection isn’t made to a procedure/ medication. Or, probably a lot of cases are actively covered up & not reported.
I knew someone who died because she was put on birth control at 20 to regulate her period. She was not sexually active. She was morbidly obese & they should have known that’s a risk factor for blood clots. I’m pretty sure it wasn’t recorded as a medical mistake death, but who knows.
A good book about this subject is „how to stop your doctor from killing you“ by Dr Vernon Coleman.
It’s true.
My poor dad suffered from GI issues and was subjected to cruel tests etc. the doctors were clueless and made everything worse for him. He died because a nurse injected the wrong medicine 🙁 or maybe she did it on purpose