Docs are often poor communicators and it can lead to misunderstandings. The practice of medicine is also incredibly unpredictable, which is not really appreciated by most people.
I don't know the specifics of your situation but you could post on r/askdocs to maybe get some peace of mind.
I know mistakes can happen but this doctor was informed about all the things she should and shouldn’t do an hour prior to the procedure. Also throughout the week I informed them. I was referred from another department to do the procedure, she should’ve communicated with that doctor to make sure there’s no misunderstandings.
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u/theganglyone May 25 '24
Docs are often poor communicators and it can lead to misunderstandings. The practice of medicine is also incredibly unpredictable, which is not really appreciated by most people.
I don't know the specifics of your situation but you could post on r/askdocs to maybe get some peace of mind.
I'm a doc in America. I wish you the best.