My husband and I have different doctors for everything. I like mine, he likes his. I see nothing wrong with this as doctor's are personal choices.
is the spouse has given promission in writen form
I told my husband your a doctor wont it be health risk at my age having children because at 43yr old a woman body change
Universally just saying 'Doctor' should be enough. However, if you want to emphasize on the sex, you can call it as either a 'Male Doctor' or a 'Men's Doctor' if a doctor specializes in men's health.
Augmentin contains pencillin, and you should not receive augmentin at all. You need to change doctors if your doctor knows this and report the person.
Yes. You do. Anyone with a doctor qualification should be referred to by that title. They are all equal.
It depends on what the doctors said not to worry about. If the pill is causing you side effects which you aren't happy with, then change your contraceptive pill. But if your not happy with taking a certain medication, always change if possible or speak it over with your doctor.
English doctors get paid roughly £350 per week, I should know i am a doctor.
No because every doctor has different areas of specialties.
There are many schools that doctors can go to and receive a good education. Doctors can get an Ivy League education at Harvard.
Yes. If my spouse were uncomfortable with a doctor, then we would find another doctor. Doctors are not as important as a marraige. One of the things you are responsible for in a marraige is to make sure your spouse is comfortable. (Both partners should do the same for one another.) This is not merely about comfort, his or yours. Although it's important for a person to feel comfortable with his or her doctor, if you have been seeing him for a while, that time investment may be a life saver down the road. He (or she) may know your history without having to consult your charts. He may notice changes in your appearance or demeanor that a new doctor, with no baseline reference, could possibly make. And any new doctor will have to familiarize himself with your medical records, something that many doctors just don't have the time or inclination to do. Further, if the doctor is a GYN, it's hugely important for a woman to be comfortable with him. Not being comfortable and able to relax when it's time to relax can be a problem. Or so I'm told! So, this may not be a matter of sacrificing a little comfort -- yours -- for the sake of a marriage. This may be a matter of sacrificing a little comfort -- his -- for the sake of your health. Unless he can articulate a clear and convincing -- and reasonable -- reason why he is not comfortable with your doctor, I would tell him to deal with it and continue seeing the physician you're seeing now. * I most assuredly would not change physicians based on the attitude of my spouse or anyone for that matter. As an adult I believe I am quite capable of making such decisions for myself especially when it pertains to such a personal issue. If my husband had a problem with it, it would be his problem, not mine. If the doctor is making too many mistakes then yes, both of you should consider moving on and getting another doctor. If your doctor doesn't have a good bed-side manner that doesn't mean he isn't a good doctor. If your husband doesn't like your doctor he can find one he likes and his files will be sent over to the new doctor, but you can continue on with your doctor. I totally agree that a person should be able to at least trust their doctor and if there is a personality conflict deal with it! 9 chance out of 10 the doctor is telling you husband the truth about certain things re health and your husband is in denial.
Why not ?? if a pathologist or a radiologist can be called doctors then why not physiotherapists?? Even they do not prescribe medicine but yet they r called doctors so i think there should be no offense to call a physiotherapist a doctor.
Have him talk to a doctor about it, a general practitioner or a urologist.