Re:Vaccine hopes rise as Oxford jab prompts immune response ...
by treeman79 on Monday October 26, 2020 @08:48AM
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I have at least one autoimmune disorder.
There are tests that can be run to show an immune response.
One thing I’ve learned is it’s extremely hard to get doctors to run the tests.
AND there are a whole lot of them.
AND
I’ve run into many doctors that are 10-20 years out of date with treatment and diagnosis protocols.
As in, current recommendations are that test X isn’t reliable. Use test Y.
Doctor refuses to run any test because you’re the wrong gender.
AND
The moment you see someone in a practice your banned from seeing anyone else in the practice. So second opinion means going to 20 miles to another center.
Oh, and it’s 3 months+ to get a single appointment. You may need two dozen appointments until they narrow in on the issue.
That something is possible still leaves a massive gap of getting it done.
There are tests that can be run to show an immune response.
One thing I’ve learned is it’s extremely hard to get doctors to run the tests. AND there are a whole lot of them. AND I’ve run into many doctors that are 10-20 years out of date with treatment and diagnosis protocols.
As in, current recommendations are that test X isn’t reliable. Use test Y. Doctor refuses to run any test because you’re the wrong gender. AND The moment you see someone in a practice your banned from seeing anyone else in the practice. So second opinion means going to 20 miles to another center.
Oh, and it’s 3 months+ to get a single appointment. You may need two dozen appointments until they narrow in on the issue.
That something is possible still leaves a massive gap of getting it done.