3 hidden dangers of medical neglect - Dr. Kaveh LIVE
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In today’s video, we tackle the sobering issue of medical neglect. We delve into the often-overlooked traumas that patients endure when they feel neglected or misunderstood in healthcare settings. It's crucial to shine a light on this topic, as its consequences extend far beyond what meets the eye, affecting not only patients' physical health, but also their mental wellbeing.

Medical neglect, at its core, is when a patient's concerns, symptoms or conditions are not taken seriously, often leading to feeling ignored, unheard, or even manipulated. Gaslighting, a form of psychological manipulation in which a person is made to question their own experiences or judgment, is a particularly harmful example. It can have severe consequences for patients, with repercussions that go beyond the walls of a doctor's office or hospital.

A recurring theme is the trauma that ensues from such experiences. Feeling neglected, misunderstood, or blown off can cause deep emotional distress. This distress, if not properly addressed, can become a trauma of its own - one that shadows the initial medical concern and complicates the healing process.

Moreover, these experiences can lead to delayed diagnoses. When patients' concerns are not given the attention they deserve, serious conditions may go unnoticed until they've progressed to a more severe stage. Deferred treatment, in such cases, could mean facing more aggressive, costly, and burdensome medical interventions later on.

Another outcome of medical neglect is the phenomenon of doctor shopping. This term describes patients seeking multiple opinions in their quest for a clinician who truly listens, cares, and invests time to understand their condition. While seeking a second opinion is often a good idea, repeated switching of doctors due to feeling unheard is a symptom of a bigger systemic problem in our healthcare.

Feeling neglected can also result in patients being labeled as "difficult" or "challenging". This not only affects their relationship with their current healthcare providers, but could also impact future interactions with medical professionals. Stigma has no place in healthcare, yet it's a reality many face when their concerns are misunderstood or ignored.

These experiences often lead to a splintering of the patient-physician relationship. Trust and communication are key in medical settings. When these are damaged, it can make patients reluctant to seek care when needed, exacerbating their condition and creating a vicious cycle of neglect and harm.

Lastly, the trauma from medical neglect can significantly affect patients' confidence, self-esteem, and belief in their ability to heal. Feelings of invalidation and dismissal can lead to self-doubt, causing patients to question their own experiences and symptoms. This can result in delayed treatment, worsening health outcomes, and emotional distress.

In this video, we aim to create awareness about these unseen traumas of medical neglect and foster conversations around the importance of empathy, understanding, and respect in healthcare settings. Remember, your voice matters, your health matters, and you deserve to be heard. Stay tuned as we explore ways to address and heal from these traumas, and promote healthier patient-physician relationships.

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