My doctors answer would be:
27-year-old female, was previously never diagnosed with anything, not even a broken leg. Started to complaining about feeling wrong in her body, constantly constantly so tired, she could barely keep awake, while she was cooking dinner. Her hair is falling out, she got black dots flashing for her eyes, and she’s constantly feeling a bit unwell, like in the beginning of a cold. Besides from this, she feels nauseous.
The patient got too small kids at home.
The patient have now contacted the doctor numerous times, and walked out the clinic with the words “ are you sure this is not something in your head?” you’re absolutely fine.
Fast forward a couple of months, the patient returns with a lump in her breast.
She gets an ultra scan. Again, she’s told nothing wrong.
At this time the patient is starting to feel very embarrassed when she calls her doctor, who is visibly irritated at her.
Now it’s nine months since she had the ultra scan, and she now feels a new lump in her breast.
She returns to the doctor, and demands to go to another clinic.
Six days after, she lays on the table, getting scanned and so that she got stage four breast cancer, three lumps in her breast, and it’s spread to the lymph nodes.
Luckily, I am still here today. 10 years has passed.
Thanks to myself, and my stubbornness!
If I did not return to the doctor again and again, my children would not have known me.
Sorry for the incorrect spelling or grammar, English is my second language.
27-year-old female, was previously never diagnosed with anything, not even a broken leg. Started to complaining about feeling wrong in her body, constantly constantly so tired, she could barely keep awake, while she was cooking dinner. Her hair is falling out, she got black dots flashing for her eyes, and she’s constantly feeling a bit unwell, like in the beginning of a cold. Besides from this, she feels nauseous.
The patient got too small kids at home.
The patient have now contacted the doctor numerous times, and walked out the clinic with the words “ are you sure this is not something in your head?” you’re absolutely fine.
Fast forward a couple of months, the patient returns with a lump in her breast.
She gets an ultra scan. Again, she’s told nothing wrong.
At this time the patient is starting to feel very embarrassed when she calls her doctor, who is visibly irritated at her.
Now it’s nine months since she had the ultra scan, and she now feels a new lump in her breast.
She returns to the doctor, and demands to go to another clinic.
Six days after, she lays on the table, getting scanned and so that she got stage four breast cancer, three lumps in her breast, and it’s spread to the lymph nodes.
Luckily, I am still here today. 10 years has passed.
Thanks to myself, and my stubbornness!
If I did not return to the doctor again and again, my children would not have known me.
Sorry for the incorrect spelling or grammar, English is my second language.