Most urologists, and doctors in general, prime objective is to make
money. They will often do what's easiest for them and whatever gets you
out of their face the quickest, so they can see their next patient.
Usually their lack of caring is obvious by their disinterested facial
expressions, non responses to questions, etc. I spent over $6,000 on my
prostatitis / cpps illness over the last 14 months for no reason. I'm
finished with doctors.
Lately I've started taking saw palmetto, cernilton and cranberry
supplements, along with rooibos tea a couple times a day for the
quercitin. I have less pain and more money in the bank.
wolf - 21 Oct 2005 21:09 GMT
> Most urologists, and doctors in general, prime objective is to make
> money. They will often do what's easiest for them and whatever gets you
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> supplements, along with rooibos tea a couple times a day for the
> quercitin. I have less pain and more money in the bank.
ITA, my urologist seems to think treatment should start with a microwave
procedure even though I got him to admit that my symptoms don't seem to
indicate there would be much chance of it doing the trick. It was only
because I had to take doxycycline as an anti malarial for a trip to the
amazon that I found that gave me a lot of relief. He begrudgingly
prescribed it for a couple of months at a higher dosage and I've been in
pretty good shape for three months afterwards now.
Pete - 05 Nov 2005 01:10 GMT
> Most urologists, and doctors in general, prime objective is to make
> money. They will often do what's easiest for them and whatever gets
> you out of their face the quickest, so they can see their next
> patient. Usually their lack of caring is obvious by their
> disinterested facial expressions, non responses to questions, etc.
And don't you love it when they start blatantly yawning when they're talking
to you, and I have even seen a few start closing their eyes when I was
giving them my history, or some other info. I have spent over a million
dollars going to over 75 doctors in my life and I have very little to show
for it. It is very sad, and the medical world has become a joke in many
aspects, and you can learn more by doing your own research...Pete
I
> spent over $6,000 on my prostatitis / cpps illness over the last 14
> months for no reason. I'm finished with doctors.
>
> Lately I've started taking saw palmetto, cernilton and cranberry
> supplements, along with rooibos tea a couple times a day for the
> quercitin. I have less pain and more money in the bank.