12/10/2026
⭐ 0/5 — A Shocking Lack of Professionalism and Basic Communication Skills
I have rarely experienced such an unpleasant and frustrating medical consultation.
The doctor constantly interrupted me, repeatedly asked questions I had already answered, and would not allow me to finish a single sentence.
She even seemed unable to keep track of basic information and numbers I had already provided, forcing me to repeat myself unnecessarily.
How can a doctor make an informed medical decision when she cannot even let her patient finish explaining the problem?
I eventually had to ask her directly to stop interrupting me. By that point, I was understandably frustrated and speaking faster simply to get a complete sentence out.
Even more concerning, I was trying to communicate important information about a previous serious adverse reaction to medication that had required hospitalization. Yet I was not given a proper opportunity to explain my medical history before receiving treatment recommendations.
And when I tried to explain my concerns, her response was to suggest that I should see a psychologist.
Perhaps before questioning a patient's psychological well-being, a doctor should reflect on her own listening skills, communication abilities, and professional conduct.
My frustration was a consequence of being repeatedly interrupted, not a reason to dismiss my concerns.
I find it particularly ironic that someone displaying numerous academic qualifications and international credentials could provide such a disappointing consultation.
Certificates and impressive titles are meaningless if basic clinical communication is missing.
As someone who also works with patients, I consider this experience unacceptable.
Patients deserve to be heard, respected, and properly assessed. They should not have to fight for the opportunity to explain their own medical history.
A doctor who cannot listen cannot expect patients to feel confident in the care they receive.
Based on my personal experience, I would not recommend this doctor.
