How Do You Get Trichomonia

begin to seek information about surgery, their cost-benefit-effects.
knew it was major surgery, so I spent many hours a day to gather information through medical journals and some articles on the Internet.
The information I found I did notice that was in a critical situation as I had suggested the doctor was at a time when the colitis had a chronic course that is not controlled with medication. Require surgery scheduled by consensus and selective.
does not accept surgery could have the following difficulties:
• toxic megacolon, perforation
• peritonitis,
• bleeding, acute ulcerative colitis
• uncontrollable.
Again I was in the same situation when I first received the diagnosis of ulcerative colitis who did not know anyone with this diagnosis. This
not know anyone who had gone through this surgery.
I was faced with something unknown, but fortunately some professionals have written about this information attached (left column) once informed
already decided to visit the surgeon's experience in the region that was part of the medical team of doctor, she hands me a letter
interclinical to Him I turn to the consultation, I decided go alone, had to make a very difficult decision and I want to have this first interview with the doctor, without any interference.
In my book I have three questions that I raise through the conversation.
Your answers will not let me be satisfied before the competent professional to give satisfactory answers to specific questions and techniques, but against the professional who knows enough about it, but not enough to leave the patient as being in their hands. Again
question the doctor-patient relationship. I get out of this consultation
thinking about not submitting to this operation and wondering: Why
I was interested in human behavior of the physician? Does the doctor should be able to understand a person limited by your illness? Is it a problem of my personality? Would it be enough that the professional eminence was recognized by his peers? A patient may require your doctor for a long talk in which clearly setting out the treatment options? (Risks, benefits of therapeutic interventions and their side effects) Was it lawful for the patient, participate in decisions that affect their health? Is not part of the rights of patients, be duly informed and enlightened person who understands what you speak?
I had no answers to these questions, only me with a sense of anxiety and insecurity.