hOw dOeS MeDiCaL eXpeRtS fEeL?
351196
All surgery is surgery. It does not matter what size/weight the organ is. Hooked on FONIX worked for everyone but you.
1187072
Probably with the answers within the Mental Health section. Those give several opinions about a variety of issues and experience with different prescription and herbal medicines.
956896
questions for a doctor....go see one....
135438
When I first had one, I was scared to death and could not relax.  The doctor assured me that it would get easier after I had sex for the first time and especially after childbirth.  Well, I have now had two children and I still dread these appointments.  They still feel just as intrusive and uncomfortable as ever.  I'm lucky to have found a great doctor who really puts me at ease but still right before the actual exam starts, I tense up and I make myself take a deep breath and then it's over and once it's done, it never seems like it was as bad as I remembered but as the next appointment gets closer I feel nervous all over again!\n    My husband recently told me that it will soon be time for him to start his yearly exams with a proctologist and I was like "Well, now you'll sort of know how I feel once a year."  He insisted that his will be worse but I don't think so.  I think they are equally nervewracking procedures!
375456
If you have a good doctor they will make sure the procedure is as painless as possible so you won't feel anything.  The most you should feel is a little pressure if I remember correctly.
274888
If you still feel concerned about it, go back to the doctors.
1078139
I wonder how that would feel
97987
Doctor/doctora or médico/médica.
946969
I 'hear' you!  'Been there, done that.' Feeling like you're so far behind, that 'what's the use of trying?'\nIf it's not a physical or emotional problem, one that a Dr. should address, then you must 'own' the problem and not allow your emotions to 'own' you. We all have feelings, but it's all about how we react to them that really matters.\n\nI remember how I felt; the same way you feel, but I decided to try something different...like making my study time a priority. I found that I tested much better, and felt much more confident when I was well-prepared. \n \nSounds simple; it's not. But, it's worth a shot..."Nothing ventured, nothing gained."\nI wish you all the best.
390485
Get a second opinion from someone who knows.
259555
I think there is a difference between 'feelings' and 'senses.' I am not sure if they feel happy or sad feelings...but they do sense pain and they do panic.
243496
I know the feeling. Could be many things. But I'm not a doctor. This site has a symptom checker on the main page on the right hand side of the page.  http://webMD.com Good luck.
228768
This is a question for you physician.
729551
Feel any better, Professor?
46544
If a doctor EVER gets upset at you questioning them, they are automatically in the wrong. Part of their job is KNOWING. Whether or not it was dangerous isn't really the issue, but if they cannot give you a scientific reason that it is safe, then why should you listen to them? Because they have a piece of paper that says so? Please! \n\nI'm highly allergic to a specific antibiotic, which a doctor at one point prescribed to me due to a brain fart. If I didn't challenge that decision, I could be seriously harmed. Was I wrong for doing so? Of course not.\n\nAny good doctor will have faith in his answer, and a foundation for giving it, and would gladly have you seek a second opinion if you were in doubt, even after his explination.\n\nRemember, just because someone is educated does not make them automatically intelligent. Now if the answer is too complex for a patient to understand or comprehend, the doctor surely can't be condemned for that. But being uppity just because he was questioned is ridiculous.
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Not just with doctors, but in *any* field, terminology lets experts communicate efficiently with each other in shorter sentences.  Doctors can write and talk about "the condition where the muscle at the end of the stomach is too tight and doesn't let food out", or they can say "pyloric stenosis."  It seems harder to non-experts, but that is *so* much easier and faster for doctors.
675687
See a doctor and see what he has to say.