From Health magazine
The terrifying truth: Our big, complex, and imperfect health-care system can sometimes make you sicker. Health investigates why more than 100,000 people a year are dying from medical errors and millions are being injured, what safety measures may help, and how you can protect yourself during points of vulnerability—at the hospital and your doctor’s office.
Comments (3)
I have only one thyroid, the other was taken surgically in 1978 and the present endocrinologist says I don’t need any medication but I have lost my smell and taste and am tired all the time I am only 70 and I expect to feel better than I do but I just drag and am unable to go shopping. HELP !!!!
Sincerely,
Peggy Carter
i was born with a cyst on my chest, it was cut before mom took me home now all my life i’ve deal with this all over my body i soak in elsome salt wask with dial soap took every anti botic that can be took even took baths in very warm water then riense in cool water tell what can i do
Yes, it is possible, in fact even likely that you might suffer a negative side effect from most things your doctor can offer. Medications all have side effects, sometimes of the worst kind. Look at preventing illness with proper diet, exercise, sleep, mental exercise and the care of a chiropractor who can guide you in these.
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