What does your significant other do when you go to the doctor?
I have a doctors appointment next Monday and the wife wants to come in to the examination room with me.
I'm not so sure I want her in there with me. What do you all think? Danny |
They have all stayed home, except if I would be unable or instructed not to drive home from an outpatient visit. (pacemaker replacement or cardiac cath for instance). But for office visits, no. I always go alone.
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Only in a couple cases would it be appropriate:
1. You are a child or a senior citizen and can't be responsible for yourself. 2. The wife is a medical professional who can contribute to a discussion with the doc regarding some particular medical concern you have. Otherwise, there's no real reason for her to be there. Just tell her to relax and you'll be right back. On a related note, is the doc a hot female? Mine is... :) Makes the exam a little more interesting... :eek: |
Prays for a fatal diagnosis?
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Now if BHO could arrange for that kind of doctor, I'd be all over his healthcare idea, whatever it is. |
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Amend that to "pays the doc for a fatal diagnosis!":eek: I don't let my wife take me to doctors anymore. She's a bit of a tightwad. The last doc she took me to see wanted to clip my nails and worm me!:eek: She took me and the dog on a 2 for 1 special night. She did roll down the window for me though! |
I'd like to perform the pelvic and breast exams on her myself. She's welcome to come with me and perform my prostate exam if she wants. Hell, her finger is a LOT smaller than my regular doctor's is.
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dannyman- unless your unconscious or have a list of meds you can't remember she needs to stay outside. There are certain things you might feel more comfortable about talking to your doctor with than the mrs.
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It can be used as a heart medication, I suppose. :D:D |
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My grandmother would insist on accompanying my grandfather to the doctor because he would say everything was fine even though he was told he needed to start meds or make a change in his habits. |
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Mine does not go but if she wanted to I would say sure! I'd have someone to talk to while waiting for the doc.
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What if the patient, the patient's spouse and the MD all got naughty thoughts and had a menage e trios? :D
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No,.... "tes(t) results".....now think of the possibilites. :eek: Sorry Danny. I'm from the by-gone days that are remembered by the vest patches: " Remember when sex was safe and motorcycles were dangerous":o |
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My wife always comes with me to Dr. visits because she always wants to know how many pain pills I get so she can steal them. :)
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#1 died after 35 year marriage (my grandmother) # divorced (gold digger) #3 died after several year marriage (she was a childhood sweetheart of his) When he suggested a little fun, she basically told him where to go. He told her where to go and opened the door for her (always the gentleman). #4 divorced. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lipoma I've been told the same thing by many doctors. She doesn't seem to believe me and wants to hear it from the doctor herself. I'm a little annoyed she won't believe me. Danny |
Say! I wonder if I can convince my wife the swelling above my belt is a Limpoma and should be treated with loving care as opposed to her regimen of limiting my caloric intake?:D
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I've been quite concerned about the occassional swelling BELOW my belt. I think I'd better have my gf take a look at that . . . .
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You're probably right. It's best not to take any chances. I will consult with a professional . . .
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