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I’m avoiding seeing my new neurologist

I had quite a bad experience with my last one. Older male, arrogant. Women’s pain is often dismissed. So I’ve got someone new a female and a newish grad, I said to my gp that was fine because her training is fresh and it can be good. My presentation is atypical. I’ve been to so many specialists neurosurgeons, rheumatologists, the list goes on. I know roughly what the next steps could be. I’ve got nerve damage in my face after having the shingles a few years ago. I just don’t like getting my hopes up and I don’t like being made to feel like a drug seeker. The surgical option was too risky. I think there are some injections that can be tried. Tomorrow I will call and make an appointment.
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This is relatable. My old neurologist was very much the same and I've only just found out (a few days ago) that I have a new one because the last ones retired. The fact this wasn't even communicated to me is frustrating. The negligence is something else.

Anyway, I do think people that are freshly trained care more and tackle things more delicately. My new GP went above and beyond for me to the point I wanna get her a thank you card. I've never felt like this with any other doctor lol. I hope with the right support and direction, you can find the best remedy for yourself💙