Hypothyroidism
By Zollynash
@chunchunwadaddy (284)
Nairobi, Kenya
November 18, 2017 11:04am CST
Yes yes yes, I wasn't going to be the only one tonight visiting uncle google to find out what that is all about
Fine, I shouldn't be laughing but I'm happy that I finally found out what has been going on with me. After asking many a doctor questions about this and that and never got any feedback only to be told "that is normal" or "Don't worry about that" I FINALLY get to a doctor who asks questions back and orders a test to confirm her suspicions.
So, my Saturday was about going in to find out if my LTRI had cleared out and I leave hours later with a confirmation of having that thing on the heading....... Life![](/Content/images/emotes/rolleyes.gif)
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@chunchunwadaddy (284)
• Nairobi, Kenya
18 Nov 17
This new doctor was good.I'll wait for my one month review then decide if i need a new doctor or not.
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@prashu228 (37524)
• India
18 Nov 17
Most of the doctors don't answer questions ..as if secrets get out..i really hate such doctors..i never visit such doctors again
@marguicha (219877)
• Chile
18 Nov 17
I hate doctor who will not answer my questions. i once told one of them that I wasn´t a "patient" that a thinking subject. If he wasn´t going to answer my questions, I would pay him his fees but leave immediately. He excused himself and he answered everything and more.
@chunchunwadaddy (284)
• Nairobi, Kenya
18 Nov 17
It seems that some will just want to treat what you specifically went in for even if they think something else might be the issue from the questions you asking.
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