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GP's dismissing my complaints about a breast problem for nearly 4 years
When will the GP's start to take patients seriously when they complain about medical problems. I visited my GP over 3.5 years ago, after 2 complaints he told me "I promise you you don't have breast c...
When I went to my GP (slight pinkness and tenderness), she had a look then uttered the best possible line, " We need someone who knows more about breasts than I do".
GPs can't know everything and the most likely cause may be the correct one. It's also possible that you had a physical reaction to minute changes early on, given that a mammogram and ultrasounds failed to detect anything - which would reassure most. Good for you for keeping at it, but do tell those GPs what has happened, as it will inform them in the future. Best wishes.
GPs can't know everything and the most likely cause may be the correct one. It's also possible that you had a physical reaction to minute changes early on, given that a mammogram and ultrasounds failed to detect anything - which would reassure most. Good for you for keeping at it, but do tell those GPs what has happened, as it will inform them in the future. Best wishes.