Kann ein Hausarzt in eine Brust Klinik überweisen?
Hallo, ich habe einen knoten in der Brust, meine Ärztin meinte das man da nichts machen muss und sie auch nicht dafür ist sinnlos an sich rum scheiden zu lassen.
Man sieht den Konten aber jetzt auch von außen und ich fühle mich unwohl damit. Einen anderen Frauenarzt bekomme ich hier so schnell nicht. Denkt ihr das der Hausarzt auch eine Überweisung ausstellen kann?
Außerdem habe ich extreme Angst das es Krebs ist, die Ärztin hat nicht mal einen Ultraschall gemacht
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To the doctor! And if you get to a clinic, he can’t decide.
First of all ultrasound and possibly other investigations….then you can see further.
The problem is that the women’s doctor didn’t think ultrasound was necessary and I don’t get another doctor so fast without transfer. I just wanted to know if the doctor can transfer
He can’t prove if the clinic does not carry out an outpatient examination there. Then make an appointment with another doctor and get a transfer to the gynecologist.
With what you’re writing, I’d go to a gym without appointment.
But yes, the doctor may transfer; also call a health insurance and ask if you can have a mammography under the conditions.
I was with a gynecologist who said it wasn’t bad. I just wanted to go to the doctor for a transfer to a proper breast clinic that can also remove it. Didn’t know if domestic doctors can do this.
You don’t get a transfer. Only if a clinic in close proximity makes appropriate investigations outpatient.
I also don’t want mammography, I want it to be completely rough
An surgery that is not medically necessary, you have to pay for yourself. Whether it is medically necessary must be clarified with the possible means.
If it’s just a ‘cosmetic cube’, a skin doctor is the right contact, but, as I said, it’s necessary to pay for himself.
Well, then it should judge the derma
But it’s a fibroadenome that grows outside
Sure he can. But if your pediatrician doesn’t ultrasound, he’ll assume it’s just a knot. A second opinion can be obtained, of course.
I’d like to remove it, it’s 5cm tall and makes a bump out. Even if it’s not bad. That’s why I wanted a bank transfer, but I didn’t know if the family doctor hired them.
Then you have to tell him. If he doesn’t say it from himself, it might be because it doesn’t pay the health insurance.
If the distance is not necessary, the doctor will not transfer you.
He can transfer you to a clinic with gynecology.
You can do without transfer to the specialist
They are all full, and no one takes me
Not necessarily. The appointments at specialist doctors are often associated with long waiting times. And most doctors also want a transfer for the purpose of information for the doctor.
The waiting times, also due to the many hypochonders and pensioners, are only shortened if you are insured privately. Or the family doctor makes an emergency
Sure, pensioners are blocking the dates! What a nonsense! Dates will be given as it is necessary.