Amy Garcia38 said:I’m not offering a recommendation here, just a warning on where NOT to go.
So, this is about Dr. Helena Šimurina's office in the Horvaćanski area of the US. The woman is a top-tier doctor, but she hasn't been there for over two years—maybe maternity leave?—and she’s being replaced by a rotating cast of incompetents...
Yeah, she's a "top-tier" doctor who coldly allows a patient in their mid-thirties to be incapacitated for over two years due to constant, unbearable pelvic and leg pain, following a year of left groin pain... because:
a) they don't even perform an exam—NEVER.
b) they finish the diagnostic process but don't bother sending the results to a surgeon at all.
c) when asked what that swelling in the groin might be, the response is: "I really don't know."
d) after seeing a physiatrist, orthopedist, neurologist, and neurosurgeon, the patient is told: "I honestly have no idea where else to send you; you'll have to figure it out yourselves."
e) When the patient suggests seeing a surgeon, the reply is: "Why would you see a surgeon? You know, surgeons don't like thinking, they just like cutting."
Anyway, when that same patient (after three years of pain and roughly $67 spent on various private specialists and useless therapies) takes the initiative to visit a specialized clinic in Germany, it turns out the unsolvable mystery was—an INGUINAL HERNIA!!! The surgeon in Germany couldn't believe it hadn't even been checked.
The only actual competent doctor in that whole office is Dr. Božica Kolundžić, but unfortunately, she's retired and rarely covers for Dr. Šimurina.