Some doctors opposed the early use of anesthetics due to concerns about their safety and potential complications. They believed that the natural pain response was important for diagnosing conditions and that anesthesia could interfere with this process. Additionally, there was a lack of understanding about the physiological effects of these substances, leading to fears of adverse reactions. Cultural and religious beliefs also played a role, as some viewed pain as a necessary part of the healing process or as a test of endurance.
In the early history of the introduction of antiseptic medical techniques, there were doctors who felt that they were being personally insulted, when they were told that their hands were not clean enough.
Surgeons would give patients a drug like opium or try to get them drunk before an operation, but there were no effective anaesthetics.
Most doctors will not see you before 8 weeks, so there may be some evidence by then.
They oppose it because they consider homosexual activity to be sinful.
NO.
Usually those are the cultures that oppose freedom.
because they can
Blood transfusions were used in the early 1900's, but doctors couldn't understand why it worked on some people but not on others. When they did more research into the blood they found out that there are different blood types
Why did some people oppose the new dea
Withstand and oppose are my picks.
They have their own reasons.
Doctors do that because some privates are wrong