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by dev_tty01
1431 days ago
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I agree that on the surface, it sounds dreadful. The problem is that many doctors have found through experience that patient compliance with a daily pill is much better than with dietary changes. If a doctor wants to actually help a patient, the treatment that a patient will actually do becomes the most effective by default. Having said that, I do think that doctors need to be aware of and make sure the alternatives are discussed with the patient. The paternal MD attitude of just tell the patient what they think the patient needs to hear should not be tolerated. If I ever get that vibe from a doc I move on and find someone who will respect me as a patient. |
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