2026-04-28 12:29 UTC
@fbarton
Exactly.
It was too strange. I have a different GP now.
Speaking of GP's: dear GP's, please talk about what you see, don't observe in silence and draw conclusions; they may not be correct. What you see may very well not be what the patient always experiences. Example: much later, I found out I was misdiagnosed because I 'didn't have something'. But hey; I kept getting rid of that 'something' because I didn't like it, and had no idea it was a symptom.
@NineStonesClose @scalzi
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@fbarton@infosec.exchange 2026-04-28 12:31
@pascaline @NineStonesClose @scalzi So much of this... let us know your thought process, you will make assumptions that we can then confirm or refute, and it makes our care SO MUCH BETTER!!!! (interestingly, I've found that MDs tend to be very focused on symptoms/conditions, where FNPs, or even DOs tend to be much more focused on the whole, and do a better job for most people. huge caveat, if you have a serious chronic condition, an MD may well be better for you if they understand that condition very well)