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Old Feb 05, 2014, 08:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Amandasmom View Post
Sorry for the confusion, the pdoc did NOT ask me if I'm seeing a trauma specialist. I am telling everyone in this community that. I saw 2 other pdocs. I was never asked details about what was done to me or what I did. My T who is a trauma specialist never asked me that so why does a pdoc need to know?
I think that the approach was definitely a little insensitive, but asking you what happened isn't outside the range of normalcy for someone who is trying to diagnose you.

Having a diagnosis helps you treatment wise.

To me, without information, it'd be like going to your family doctor and saying, I have a headache, please give me meds. Well, how did you get that headache? Were you just in a car accident? Have you changed jobs and now work long hours at a computer? When is the last time you had your eyes checked?

Does that make more sense?