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[Click here]( --------------------------------------------------------------- When Your Doctor Won’t Listen, Do This You go to doctors for one reason: To have them fix your health problems. But physicians can’t help you if they don’t even take the time to listen to what your problems are. And that’s exactly the case with most doctors, a study finds. University of Florida researchers videotaped consultations between 112 patients and their doctors across America. One would expect doctors to start exams by trying to find what’s wrong with their patients. Perhaps they would ask a question like, “What brings you here today?” But the study found that just 36% of doctors asked them to describe their health issues. And even when doctors did ask about health problems and patients tried to explain them, most doctors cut them off after an average of just 11 seconds. Dr. Naykky Singh Ospina is an assistant professor in the Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism at the University of Florida. She led the study. "Our results suggest that we are far from achieving patient-centered care," she said. --------------------------------------------------------------- Recommended Content [WARNING] COVID recommendation could increase Alzheimer’s risk Research shows the [No. 1 recommendation for avoiding COVID-19]( may actually increase the risk of Alzheimer’s. It’s critical to take action NOW to protect yourself. [Click here to find out how.]( P.S. There’s no question that this recommendation is the best and most effective way to avoid coronavirus. That’s why it’s critical to [take action NOW]( protect yourself from the unintended side effects. [Click here]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Specialists Listen Less Than Primary Care Doctors Specialists were even worse. Only 20% gave patients the opportunity to describe their issue. Researchers noted that specialists may have less reason to ask about health problems since they may already know why a patient was referred to them. But that is no excuse, said Dr. Singh Ospina. “Even in a specialty visit concerning a specific matter, it is invaluable to understand why the patients think they are at the appointment and what specific concerns they have related to the condition or its management,” she said. The study was published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine. Don’t Let Your Doctor Give You the Bum’s Rush The study authors suggest a few reasons why doctors aren’t listening to their patients: - They don’t get enough training on communicating with patients. - [They are suffering from burnout.]( - They are overbooked. Their time is stretched so thin, that they can’t afford to fully listen to their patients. The lack of listening may be why so many doctors misdiagnose their patients’ illnesses. [A Mayo Clinic study]( found that only 12% of patients who came to the clinic were given a completely accurate diagnosis by their primary care doctor. About 20% of patients with serious conditions—like cancer—were told they had a completely different illness. If you think your doctor is rushing you, politely interrupt him or her. Calmly and clearly explain your health concern. Be assertive. Doctors work for you. And you are paying them to provide a service. If you don’t feel you are getting good service, find another doctor. You have another weapon to help make sure you are getting the best care from your doctor…nurse practitioners. Studies have found that nurse practitioners are actually better at simple diagnoses and treatments than doctors. That’s because they listen more closely and spend more time with patients. Even on serious illnesses, nurse practitioners do as well as doctors. A 2015 study compared the diagnostic skills of doctors and nurse practitioners on complex medical cases. The study found no statistical difference. What’s more, the nurses also equaled or bettered the doctors in recommending effective treatments. A nurse practitioner is a nurse with extra training. See if your doctor’s office employs one. Consider making him or her part of your healthcare team. Editor’s Note: Discover the leading cause of death your doctor won’t tell you about. It ranks behind only heart disease and cancer as a major killer. Find out how to protect yourself by reading our monthly journal, Independent Healing, [HERE](. In Good Health, Amanda Angelini Director The Institute for Natural Healing [References Available Here.]( Related Articles: [3 Signs Your Doctor Is Burned Out (Most Are)]( [Are Younger Doctors Better?]( [Why Do More Heart Attack Patients Survive When Heart Doctors Leave Town?]( --------------------------------------------------------------- © 2021 OmniVista Health Media, LLC. All Rights Reserved. For more from OmniVista Health Media, LLC, [visit our website](. To end your free subscription, click here: [Unsubscribe]( Health Watch may be republished with its links intact by non-commercial entities. Health Watch may not be republished for commercial purposes without written permission. This information is offered as a general guideline, not one-size-fits-all medical advice. Talk to your doctor before making any changes in your personal health care regimen. 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