I am A Doctor with a BIG problem....(please read below and resolve my conflict. It is destroying my career)?
400540
I think that your best option is to present both options to your patient. Present the medicines to them and tell them that there are side effects and how likely the effects are to occur and to what extent etc... then present the homopathic remedies that you know without a doubt are safe. If you are not 100% sure then it is not safe to present those options. Then have open dialoge with your patient and let them decide which option is best while still reserving the right to change their mind and try the other treatment if their chosen treatment isn't working to their satisfaction.
857912
I suggest taking the time to discuss this with your doctor.  Don't allow yourself to be rushed out of the office.  You are paying for his time, and his job is to answer any questions and describe what the problem is fully so you understand it.  Perhaps you should make another appointment, just to talk.  \nThat would be the best thing to do.  Good Luck.
961073
it seems to me, take note i am not a professional in this field, that you are trying to convince yourself that you have the perfect life and have no troubles. this question is like reading the bio of "Rebbecca of sunnybrook farms"! stay with the person that diagnosed you, you may have to dig deep within. there is a reason for that diagnosis, you must come across the opposite of what you wrote about yourself.  good luck, keep in touch.
833675
i really feel for you. go docs as it sounds like they are ruining your life he may get you a reduction or something on the nhs if your british. and speak up to people how dare they sexually harrass you like your a piece of meat. good luck xx
378536
I understand the dilemma you are in as I am a recruiter myself.  I'm not in the same field, but I would try to ask the receptionist a question that only the Dr. would be able to answer.  Also, I think you're best bet would be to make an appointment, if they are not returning calls.  Or stop in, I notice Sales Reps for the pharmaceutical companies in Physician offices all the time, try their strategy!!!
514827
Your health could be better if you went to the doctor to get proper treatment to lesson your anxieties, which can lead to depression and illness.  The laughing stock and no one respects me is blown out of proportion in your mind.  Things always look more grim when we have hit bottom.  Nothing good or bad ever lasts that you can be sure of.  If your career is going nowhere, then find something else.. keep persevering, don't give up..  Some of the most famous people in history failed more times before they were finally successful.  They were resilient and did not give up.  Sometimes a kick in the teeth does wonders for us.  It makes us wake up to what is working and what not is working.  Change is not often liked but is the one thing we can be sure of.  A dramatic change in your family might have some positive outcomes down the track, but you won't certainly see it now, and in the end and at the end of the day family is all that truely matters.  Broke..!  If your reasonably intelligent you can always make more money, start again.. if you have to wash dishes.. do it, don't think about it until you find something better..  Most of all believe in yourself because nobody else will..  Hope you get on your feet again soon..  Best Wishes..
724163
I must admit I was ready to shoot you down (as a couple of others have done)  after reading the first part of your question but I wont coz the second part was more reasonable! lol\nYou are studying good subjects.  Get more detailed advice from a Careers tutor or look at Uni's that do medical degrees and see what they are asking for.  I cant tell you as I dont have a medical degree and dont plan on getting one coz Im too old now ;D\nGood luck, Im sure you will do well, you have a good solid grounding at the moment and im sure you will build on that.
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Firstly, are you on medication and do you take it regularly? Does your doctor need to adjust the dose or does the dose still suit you? Being properly medicated will help you cope with what is going on at work.\n\nSecondly, I don't know what country you are in but it is against the law for you to be discriminated against because of your health. Bullying and being made fun of at work is illegal. These people at work are picking on you because they see you as an easy target who does not fight back. \n\nFight back by seeing a community health service, hospital or your doctor for some counselling and support about how to deal with the people at work. Through this health service you should be able to get information about where to find legal help. \n\nWhen you know what your rights are you feel stronger and will be able to choose how to go about stopping the bullying or finding another job or whatever it is that you decide to do. You have options and a counsellor can help you work this out. You do not have to do this on your own.\n\nI hope this helps. Good luck.
1131235
I would suggest getting an attorney or getting in contact with the state AMA or State Board of Medical Quality Assurance. This doctor seems like he needs to be put in place.
647271
Find the source of the anxiety and depression- get counseling- if there is nothing to be done to fix it, find a new career.\n\nI just went through this in my own job, in the Medical Field, I needed to leave, it was making me sick.  I love taking care of people, and knowing what to do to help them breathe- not having enough staff to treat people, was unacceptable- caused me great stress and depression.  I had to choose to go elsewhere.
497037
I think you need to be a medical doctor.
463159
I think you should talk to your Dr. for the benefits.  They may be able to alleviate some of your problems you're now having, but they HAVE to explain it to you.  Dr.'s are your employees, you are going to them for their expertise in this area.  Of course it's reasonable that you have questions. \n\nGood luck with everything.
1057010
First of all, talk to a psychiatrist.  It's entirely possible that what you are feeling has nothing to do with your career, but rather, with tiny chemical imbalances in your brain that can be corrected with medication (in most cases, treatment takes several weeks, and you may or may not need it ever again).  It doesn't mean you are "crazy"; about 8% of people encounter major depression at least once in their lifetime.  \n\nWhen that is out of the way, find a career advisor in your area and explore your options.
538131
Sounds to me like you already have the skills you need to stay in the medical field. I would suggest looking for a job. There is always the possibility of taking part-time or night courses if they are available. \n\nYou need to build up your earning power. If you think you can make A LOT more $$$ by upgrading your education than do so otherwise re-enter the workforce and resume earning money.\n\nGood luck and congrats on the baby! :P
1174710
you need to open up and ask your doctor boss what his intentions are, and why he cut and reduced your hours, if you hold it in it'll make you miserable and worriesome,
83788
Try a different career or change your hobby. I know the feeling. Don't give up. Good Luck!
112580
Request a new primary care doctor!\nMost have you sign liability waivers anyway.  Get help!