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Re: We all need to become better informed consumers of medical care! For DRsFrom: Ann (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 15 Sep 1998 12:24:25 -0500 (CDT)
I consider myself to be an informed medical patient. Why is it that doctors get "on edge" or nervous when I bring up info that I know? Like my OB/GYN, when I told him that I knew how cysts occurred, he acted slightly different. I explained to him that I was researching the topic because I was scared, not that I didn't trust him. He then seemed okay with it. But even other types of doctors behaved in the same way. Are some doctor inheriently insecure? It isn't like I challenge the doctor's judgement or anything. I feel like it's my body and I should know as much as I possibly can. It's like the doctor expect everyone to know nothing and accept everything said without question. For anyone looking for infomation on the web, MedLine is a good (although really technical) source. Also the FDA has info on the web as do some hospitals. Thanks for letting me vent Ann
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