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India loosing doctors credibility
Is there any one else who feels India doesn't have good doctors anymore. I have seen some great hospitals for orthopaedic surgeon and none of them able to treat my knee pain. Whenever I visited any doctor either they pick up phone call of their friends in mid consultation or just type the medicines name or irrevelant tests. Now I feel like I can't trust any doctor in India. Very less portion of good doctors remaining here. Did anyone of you faced bad thing in hospital for you or your parents.
4mo ago3.3K views
LokiPen
Stealth4mo
While it has certainly become more difficult to find credible doctors these days.
On the positive side we have a choice to get appointments mostly when we want and with whichever doctor we want unlike some foreign countries where you have to wait for your turn for an appointment for physical consultation, till then you have to rely on telephonic consultation.
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Startup4mo
I am not talking about ease of availability. But talking about good doctors. No doctor I consult with briefly describe about problem why did it occur, how to prevent. Just they type medicines without explaining anything. And when I ask them they say it's fine hote rehta hai.
Every hospital made a business and they focus on collecting money.
LokiPen
Stealth4mo
Yes that's correct and unfortunate.
MurkyEvil5
Deloitte4mo
The only reason is Reservations!
ericcartmanchan
Stealth3mo
Yeah, nothing to do with the doctors:population ratio. Same with police forces and even judiciary processes where trials start and end blazing smooth and no preferential treatment of complaints that cops choose to investigate.
TheLittleElf
HSBC4mo
You should try and go to some of the senior doctors. Most of the younger doctors have paid big bucks as donation to get into medical schools so all they really care about is charging high to get returns on their investments
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Startup4mo
Bro they have the most attitude. I have seen most experienced doctors same way which I described
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