Does Your Doctor Listen to Your Ears?

Have you had an ENT examination where your doctor actually listened to your ears with a stethoscope?

  • Yes

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"Well, a doctor having to go through 16 doctors to find one which helped says it all really. I mean, nobody can afford to go through that many on a normal wage."

"It's always easy for the rich to say they found 'help'."

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The year was 1994. And, yes, I was able to afford to go through 16 doctors before I finally found one who could help me. But compared to today, the Internet was in its infancy in 1994. You folks have resources at your disposal today that I never dreamed of twenty-one years ago. Back then I had to find the right doctor through trial and error at considerable personal expense. You folks can do it today for next to nothing with a search engine.

Anyway, here's some absolutely free advice from somebody who has been through the tinnitus wars and won ...

However you go about finding your solution, complaining is not going to get you there any sooner.
 
Well, this says it all....http://www.theguardian.com/society/2014/jun/17/nhs-health

The NHS has been declared the best healthcare system by an international panel of experts who rated its care superior to countries which spend far more on health.

Although the NHS came third overall for the timeliness of care, its "short waiting times" were praised.
Short waiting times to see doctors that don't care. Though waiting 5-6 weeks to see a ENT Doctor is still a long time to me. All the consultants in the UK have there private patients that pay them a lot of money. The NHS patients that they have to see by law are, (not sure what % of hours they have to commit to the NHS,) are looked as a hindrance to there private practice.
 

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