Would it be too much if your family doctor asked you something like that?

Question

Hi, I just went to the doctor because I've been feeling really bad lately. I have constant circulatory problems, I'm constantly sick and exhausted. I've also lost 18 kilos in a month for no reason, and I have almost no immune system. That's how I feel. Everyone around me is worried because I'm obviously not feeling well.

So I went to the doctor who did a full blood count of me and the blood count was completely fine, nothing unusual.

Not only was I accused of malingering, my GP asked me whether I had taken anything and wanted to do a urine test straight away. Normally I wouldn't have anything against it, but I actually tried twice and couldn't pee. He then gave me a malicious grin and told me to go.

Is it just me or was that extremely disrespectful

I feel helpless, something is wrong with me and no one is helping me. There must be some reason.

billigescrack · Answer

Please change the doctor and let you re-examine who you obviously feel bad can be serious too The doctor was simply very unprofessional which is not possible

thechriz · Answer

If he doesn't take you seriously, just change the doctor. As long as you are helped

ignatius1 · Answer

Yes, it's unbelievable, but it's all day-to-day that you're only poorly supplied in family doctors.

A blood image says only rough values .This means your organs work a lot well.And your blood is a bit ok.

The miserable thing is that at the end about your actual vital condition does not express much.

You can still have a severe vitamin deficiency, mineral deficiency /Essential fats etc .Leids.

Above all, such an unintentional weight loss would have to allow every doctor to obey.

➡️I would have Orthomolecular doctor search.

This is usually taken seriously and relevant values are measured.

Lg

vanaheim · Answer

You lost 18 kilos in 4 weeks? Was a leg amputated on your hip? If you really had lost 18 kilos in a month, you'd be in the hospital.

rapunzel324 · Answer

A weight loss of 18 kg in a month is extreme. You have the right to a second medical opinion.

A large blood image consists of the small blood image with the values > haemoglobin, erythrocytes, leukocytes, thrombocytes, haematocrit and the differential blood image. In a differential blood image, the subspecies of the leukocytes are differentiated. All other laboratory parameters are not included in a large blood count.

Remote diagnosis is not possible, but the symptoms may indicate a CFS > chronic fatigue syndrome.

Happy for you!

gerontopfleger · Answer

I am constantly sick and knocked tired to have lost 18 kilos in a month without reason and thus almost no immune system so I feel.

Read for me so that you are in an extraordinary stress phase and that you are in a beginning, or just before a burn out.

If your home doctor does not recognize it or does not even consider it and submits BTM / drug abuse, then change the doctor. Maybe let a psychiatrist examine you.