The Dark Side of Medical Investigation

Описание: This week, Richard and Kim join me to chat about the dark side of over-investigating normal post-op bumps and twinges. They share some of the most harrowing patient stories we’ve heard on the podcast, explain why seeing patients in person is always the most effective way to diagnose, and break down the most common post-op complaints by operation.

Chapters –––––––––––––––––––––––
00:00 Intro
01:15 Concerns After Surgery
03:58 Condition Solving
06:02 Trusting Your Surgeons
6:18 Patient Story
8:03 Notify Surgeons Of Changes
08:39 Surgeons Reassurance
10:00 Individual Surgeries
12:37 Bloating Or Swelling?
14:40 Breast Augmentations
16:21 Breast Reductions
17:29 In person Checkup VS Photo
19:58 Examination Before Investigation
26:10 Top Advice For Patients


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