Sounds all-too familiar. I kinda agree. I’ve got a half-dozen stories on this front that would make you chew a box of nails.
It feels like the hallmark and go-to move of modern medicine/“healthcare” is to throw a bunch of pills at you, don’t dig too deep and get you the hell out of their office ASAP. As a result, you’ll wind up in the hospital soon enough, battling some huge thing that might’ve been avoided/prevented had anyone given a genuine shit months/years earlier.
From where I sit, that’s how it all feels/seems. Enough first-hand experience via friends and family over the years to feel justified in that.
I don’t think it pays - literally - to dig too deep or ask the big, probing questions. Ain’t nobody gots time for that shit!
For a couple of decades now everyone’s been trained to just “ask your doctor about…” and that’s often as far as it goes. Pill-throwing and warehousing, with the ghoulish funeral industry shitheads waiting in the wings for their turn.
I have a slightly dim view of the racket, in case it isn’t clear.
