RE: Trapped in sickness
Gosh, what could tonsillitis and hepatitis A possibly have in common to be confused? 🤦♀️ And if the hepatitis isn't caught and treated in time... OMG, this is another terrible example of criminal negligence, I hope there are no consequences for your child!
I understand you well because I too come from a family of doctors for generations and it was very strange, I can't even explain it how when I got sick, the diagnosis just popped into my head, I don't know this disease, I've never had it. I went online and read up on the symptoms and they indeed turned out to be the same. And then it was very unpleasant when in the university hospital I had to say to the doctor, in my helplessness: "I'm sorry, I don't want to tell you this because you're the doctor, but you're wrong."
It didn't help at all, I took two days of antibiotics and used other useless but dangerous medications before starting the real treatment. I was also very late.
I don't know if my partner trusted me either, after all it's pretty unusual to say doctors in a university hospital are wrong. It was not one, but three at once!
Indeed, it is not my job to self-diagnose or self-medicate. If it could be so, they should arrange society in another way.
Apparently, it's his rather large tonsils, which he still has—they never receded. I'm on a follow-up, but the doctor says that if they're not causing any symptoms, I shouldn't worry.
Oh yes, I’ve been through this dilemma multiple times. They’d often say, “So you know better than the doctor?” And it wasn’t just my partner, but also other family members like my mother-in-law and father-in-law. Specially regarding the kids. But now they trust me in this matter or at least ai tend to think that they do!
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