Are Doctors Like Wizards?

Are Doctors Like Wizards?

Today I heard what was perhaps one of the most ignorant claims I've ever heard. This was said by a Doctor; specifically, an Internist. I was explaining my experience with an ex girlfriend who I had been with, who dealt with chronic pain stemming from a severe spine injury; her name is irrelevant. Anyhow, I told this Doctor how she was chronically prescribed OxyContin for the pain, and that I myself considered her to be an opiate addict. The Doctor then asked me "what route does she take the oxy?", to which I replied she usually injected it intravenously; to this he replied in a smartass tone with a chuckle, "Well I would think she's an addict then" - Implying that to even question whether or not this girl was an addict would be silly.



To this I would have LIKED to have asked him the following:



Would you assume differently if the viagra cialis online pharmacy pharmacy was prescribed with the intention of injection? Or if the injections were administered by a Doctor?



Are you implying that either A) When someone sticks a needle in their flesh, they somehow cross a line between a drug user and an addict, or B) Anyone who takes a prescribed medication in an alternative way to which it was intended is an addict.



Also; Is there some divine force that lies in the judgement/direction of a Doctor - where say, Dr. Steve can give Chuck morphine for a backache, however Chuck cannot give morphine to himself for the same backache without being considered an addict?



I want to point out the backward-ness in all of that, and if you don't really see it, then God help you.

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The headline reads, "Cost of Medical Malpractice Tops $55 Billion a Year in U.S." But it's misleading.

It's not the cost of malpractice that's the problem. It's the cost of the medical world's hyper-defensiveness in trying to stave off lawsuits.

The troubling figure, according to a recent, comprehensive study described in the article, is: 2.4.

That's 2.4 per cent of annual healthcare spending that's related to malpractice, including medical practitioners defending themselves against potential lawsuits.

Think of it - you write a check to your doctor for a $35 copay. No matter how expert your doctor is, no matter how meticulous he or she may be about leaving no medical stone unturned in diagnosis or treatment, 84 cents of what you're paying that day goes to cover the cost of other doctors who aren't so good at what they do.

Multiply that by every check written to every doctor and hospital around the country, and we're talking some really big money.

It's not so much the bad doctors out there who are the problem. Their numbers are very small. It's our fear of them that's the problem. It's a fear that leads even the best doctors to shell out big bucks for malpractice insurance, and that causes us to pay big bucks for marginally necessary tests.

They call it "defensive cheap cialis," and it's costly indeed.

I hope the medical reform now working its way through our government includes some measures to reduce the adverse impact of this largely unreasoned fear.

It's a lot of money. It's not the whole answer to runaway medical costs in this country, by any means, but it's significant.