She does not listen to the patient. She just gives a single glance, listens for about 10 seconds, and starts writing the prescription. The consultation literally lasts less than two minutes, and she shoos us off without letting us discuss the issue.
Also, she does not like to hear that her previous prescriptions didn’t work. According to her, it’s our fault for “not using the products correctly.” And whenever we say we tried something that didn’t work, she takes it as a personal insult and blames us for even trying those products, like, what, another doctor prescribed them.
Even more frustratingly, she prescribes the most expensive products available at whatever private hospital the consultation is held in. Why would you prescribe a pill that’s four times cheaper elsewhere? It feels a bit too obvious, patients do notice.
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April 25, 2026 at 5:03 pmShe does not listen to the patient. She just gives a single glance, listens for about 10 seconds, and starts writing the prescription. The consultation literally lasts less than two minutes, and she shoos us off without letting us discuss the issue.
Also, she does not like to hear that her previous prescriptions didn’t work. According to her, it’s our fault for “not using the products correctly.” And whenever we say we tried something that didn’t work, she takes it as a personal insult and blames us for even trying those products, like, what, another doctor prescribed them.
Even more frustratingly, she prescribes the most expensive products available at whatever private hospital the consultation is held in. Why would you prescribe a pill that’s four times cheaper elsewhere? It feels a bit too obvious, patients do notice.