On patients’ plight
Voice of The Reader

On patients’ plight

March 31, 2025

Sir,

I was disturbed when I read the letter written by M.S. Soumya in SOM dated Mar. 22, 2025.

When a small problem of closing the gap in the abdomen could be easily solved by a good doctor nearer home, how her father had to visit several doctors who just said nothing could be done.

The shocking thing is, a corporate hospital in Bengaluru has advised several types of diagnosis and the cost is more than a couple of lakhs of rupees.

Suppose some patients become gullible and accede to such advice of some doctors, I wonder what could have resulted.

No doubt, ultimately it is the fate and luck of the patients that matters. However, one has to think twice and use common sense before we go on to diagnosis and treatment.

Before we go to a hospital or doctor we have to pray to God for a good, compassionate, intelligent doctor who can listen to the patient before prescription.

– Kala Chary , Bogadi , Camp: Washington DC, 24.3.2025

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