Did You Seek A Second Opinion About Your Diagnosis??
Recently received a dx of seronegative rheumatoid arthritis and I don’t know if it’s that I don’t want to accept the diagnosis or if I feel the doctor may be wrong but questioning going to get a second opinion. Has anyone else done this and if so did you receive a different diagnosis?
Same here. I flat out refused to believe it. Moi????
I was more receptive by the 2nd visit and now I get it.
I'm a huge proponent of seeking second opinions, especially when it comes to a major issue that requires powerful treatments.
After I received a seronegative diagnosis, I decided that within a year I would seek a second opinion no matter what, just in case my doctor missed something. The second rheumatologist suggested some additional tests but, overall, it made me appreciate my first rheumatologist a lot more. I ended up going back to my first rheumatologist and telling her what the second one recommended and she ordered those tests which, ultimately, were not helpful.
I've been sort of the opposite... desperately seeking answers since I was 30 years old (I just turned 35) I was so thankful to finally have something. Now I will begin treatment this week along with supplements. It's honestly the most hopeful I've been in a few years now. Wishing you the very best ❤️
My Question Is; Why Do Doctors Deny Something That Is Clearly Written In Googled Symptoms That Are From Reputable Sources
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