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Originally Posted by spoiltmom
Stupid question but, my appt with the new guy is this Friday. I was looking him up online and he is 63 years old. I have no problem with that except if I choose him as my new doc I do wonder how many years I will get from him before he retires. Then again if I get even 2 years out if him by then there maybe more in my area to choose from right?
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It is OK. Many p-docs practice well into their golden years. And you are right - even if you get 2 years out of him, but like him, it is still good.
You identified a litmus test: the old p-doc who dismissed sexual concerns as unimportant was a jerk and I hope that he will get ED for the rest of his life
. You can PM his name to me and I will buy the cutest greeting card and send it his way with my wishes for him to have a very happy life with ED. And a long life, of course... that, too.
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Originally Posted by spoiltmom
Her plan is to get me off the Lexapro that I'm taking and switch me back to Prozac since Prozac doesn't cause me to have sexual side effects. When I asked my old Pdoc to do that he dismissed it and said sexual problems weren't that important.
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So it is
A litmus test - you can check the reaction of the p-doc who will charge you $30 to see if that guy passes your test.
There are a myriad other ways to see if he is a good fit for your needs, but that would be the first thing to check, because you already know what is important to you.