My health care provider is fighting

Ok, don't fight, but they have big differences. The difference is about which direction in my care plan.

So where did this leave me?

As you already know, if you know me, my knee is really hurt. Now it causes some serious complications in my knees, back and legs.

Now, I have two plastic surgeons, a physiotherapist and a rehabilitation doctor to monitor my situation. Hectic didn't start describing it. At the same time, all of these providers have a view of my situation and my treatment plan.

An orthopaedic surgeon doesn't know how to do it because I still feel pain after the operation. Another plastic surgeon [thanks to the second opinion!] said that I might have any injuries that anyone had not found or discussed before. The rehabilitation doctor said he was about my hips, back and thighs. And physiotherapists have caught the attention of three other medical service providers. She is the person who sees me many times a week, so she thinks her opinion is what doctors should consider.

I feel wearing in the middle - literally. This is a dilemma for me, just like any patient.

Now all of these healthcare providers are smart. I won't take anything away. But I am very smart, but I don't know which way to go.

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 I am a health care advocate and although I know my way very well, it is still difficult for me to stay healthy in my health. How about those who don't know them? How do they feel?

Why do medical service providers disagree?

The medical service provider is also a person. Some people know more and have more experience than others. Some people are aggressive about treatment, while others take a more laid-back approach. Differences in the knowledge experience and practices of healthcare providers vary widely. That's why you have to find a provider that is closely related to how your condition is handled. Make sure the provider you choose listens and has full background information. Like everyone else, healthcare providers are different, which leads to different approaches to care.

But what should your health care provider disagree with?

Many of our decisions will be based on our own common sense, beliefs and values. As human beings, we naturally do things that are meaningful to us and comfortable things. Therefore, when working as a human being, we must remember something to try to sort out health care advice:

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We should express our concerns to each provider and ask them why they formed their opinions. from

 . If you understand why they choose the ideas they choose, it's easier to assess what they tell you.

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Each provider is required to evaluate different opinions from other providers. from

  Let each provider write down their thoughts on others and show them to all relevant people. Ask other providers what they think about what they write and whether they still support what they originally told you.

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Educate your own conditions and treatment options so that you can ask sensible questions. from

  This is your health, so it is your responsibility to ensure that you have completed your homework.

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  Doctors get paid through the services they serve. In the doctor's pocket, surgery is almost always thousands of dollars. Do you need these services or do you need cash?

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  What did your intuition tell you after hearing what the provider said? You are very focused on your health care, as well as your personal health and environmental expertise. Use your common sense and make choices, but don't put pressure on them immediately. Make decisions that reflect your values ​​and beliefs.

No matter how many different opinions you get, you will be the one who has to make a choice about your treatment process. You will be a financially responsible person and you will be in the house for any consequences arising from your choice. Make sure it is a good one.

Be a smart patient - do your homework, ask questions and question the answers. Make sure your decision is reasonable [and covered by your insurance!]. You can suppress the battle and get the best care.

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