“The frequency problem”

As males get older many/most of them suffer from what is called “the frequency problem” – they have to get up two or three times a night to urinate, which obviously makes it harder to get a good night’s sleep. And an aspect of this which makes things worse, often much worse, is that, when they do get up to urinate, it often takes quite a while before the urine starts coming out, making it longer before they can get back to bed and to sleep again. In our experience, Urologists say that they don’t know why this – it seems to take a while before the brain starts working.

“The frequency problem” can come about because of either of two problems.

Either their bladder has got more muscular and therefore smaller from years of pumping their urine past partial blockages in their urinary tract, or some other way, and so it’s full again, sooner.

Or, more likely, their bladder is of a more normal size, but it’s got weaker from age, resulting in it not emptying itself properly during urination, and so it’s sooner before it’s full again.

So for those suffering from the frequency problem, it’s easy to know which of those two is their problem – get a doctor to tell them how big their bladder is.

Which it is is terribly important, because it’s clear cut. If the problem is the latter, nothing can be done. But if it’s the former, there are Urologists out there who will tell you it is, whether it is or not, and, on that basis, recommend all sorts of things, none of which help you in any way – are expensive, and in fact, can damage you for life. Just so they can make more money.

Which couldn’t be more true, as is illustrated by what one of our readers tells of his own experiences.

He was referred to Dr Andrew Brooks for help with this frequency problem, by a GP who he’d been using for some years and thought was quite good – Dr Chris Grant of Harris Park.

Sure enough, Dr Brooks told him his problem was that his bladder had got smaller from years of forcing his urine past partial blockages in his urinary tract, and the solution was for him to carry out surgery called a TURP, which removed these partial blockages, and that if this was done, his bladder would expand in it’s capacity and be back to normal with 4 to 6 months and he would no longer have the frequency problem.

And to confirm this diagnosis, he said he would have his nurse carry out tests, (at higher fees than a properly qualified urologist would have charged.) And sure enough, these tests indicated that his bladder was back to a reduced capacity of 2,ooo mls.

Our reader says he should have asked for copies of these tests, or perhaps he did, and was refused – about more later.

So our reader went ahead with the TURP – at a cost of more than $6,000!!! $3,200 for Brooks’ fee for less than an hour’s work, and the rest for hospital, etc. charges.

And he wasn’t helped a bit, or so our reader says. He says he continued to have the frequency problem. AND he was damaged for life, in that he no longer experienced the pleasure of his semen being ejected out of his penis during orgasms – it’s just pumped up into his bladder without any feeling.

We came across this recently on the internet – to say that retrograde ejaculation “generally doesn’t affect sexual pleasure,” is absolute rubbish! Those who have experienced it describe it as a disaster.

Some 5 months later, our reader saw another Urologist, and was told that his bladder was was now of a more normal size, the size at which, Brooks had said he wouldn’t have the frequency problem – but he still had it.

Back then Brooks had a normal email address, (he’s since taken it down, doesn’t have any email address that we could find, – if anyone, these days, just has a fax number, it’s enough to stop you dealing with them in any way,) but he didn’t respond to emails about any of this. In particular, he didn’t respond to 3 emails requesting copies of the results of his nurse’s tests on the capacity of our readers’ bladder, and when we sought the help of the NSW Privacy Commissioner to get these copies, to which he was entitled to by law, Brooks’ response was that he didn’t get the emails because his email address was set up so that emails from his patients were “weeded out” so he didn’t get them. Of the course, the completely and utterly useless Commissioner did nothing effective about this.

Surely this would tell you everything you’d want to know about Brooks – that his excuse for not responding to emails sent to him by patients, was that he said that email address was set up so that it “weeded out” emails from patients.

We can just imagine Brooks having a good old laugh about this, as he would have had over a number of aspects of this story.

The bottom line:- Underwent an operation under a full anaesthetic, which always has its risks. Spent two uncomfortable days in hospital. Out-of-pocket more than $6,000. Still had the frequency problem. His semen is no longer ejaculated through his penis, which is for life – it can’t be reversed.

Our reader says that, of course, he lodged a complaint about his treatment, with the Health Care Complaints Commission, but, as our readers would know, this Commission under Commissioner Sue Dawson, is completely corrupt, and, as expected, he was told he had nothing to complain about.

Various Politicians have been emailed – but they don’t care.

Perhaps we’ll send some more.

We can imagine that if our reader had been bashed up by a street thug, and, as a consequence, had suffered the injuries caused to our reader by Brooks, that he could be sent to gaol, perhaps for a number of years.

Email us at info@questionsmisc.info.

 

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JustAnswer – these days.

These days, if you’re looking for a doctor you can chat with – and who isn’t – and you Google “chat with a doctor,” this is what appears.

And, if you decide to click on “chat with a doctor free,” you are taken to a JustAnswer website.

But then, on this website, you’ll soon come across:-

And JustAnswer’s consistent track record, if you pay them that $2, is that they’ll use the details of your payment to take lots more money to which they are not entitled.

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JustAnswer – Warning! Warning! Warning!

JustAnswer – Warning! Warning! Warning!

We couldn’t agree more with this entry that’s now on the internet! To us, the people at JustAnswer are highly sophisticated crooks, the likes of which we’ve never come across before. We can assure you, that if you have dealings with them in any way, you’ll come to regret it.

Up until recently, review statistics like this kept appearing on the internet – 558 one star ratings out of 572, when, for those providing ratings, one star was the minimum that could be provided, it wasn’t possible to provide no stars.

These days, JustAnswer only gets high ratings. We not sure how they’ve done it, but, obviously, the JustAnswer people have found a way.

And up until recently there were claims all over the Internet that they had taken money to which they were not entitled. These days there are fewer such claims. Again, we’re not sure how they’ve done it, but, obviously, the JustAnswer people have found a way.

Email us at info@questionsmisc.info.

 

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Strong strong advice

Our STRONG STRONG STRONG advice.

As soon as you’ve seen a doctor or other healthcare worker, send them a letter, by email or whatever, along these lines – “In my consultation with you today, I understood you to say blah blah blah. In particular, have I left anything out?

This may clear up any misconceptions you may have about what they have had to say. But, in addition, if it turns out that there are any problems in what they have had to say, you have the evidence you need to take any action that might be appropriate.

If they won’t respond to your letter, forget about them – find another doctor or healthcare worker.

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https://webdoctor.com.au

https://webdoctor.com.au, info@webdoctor.com.au, Terrigal, NSW.

Health Care on Collins, https://www.healthcarecollins.com.auinfo@healthcareoncollins.com.au.

Teledoc, xxxx

https://www.teledocaustralia.com.au

Healthit.com.au, https://www.healthit.com.au, service@healthit.com.au.

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We are looking for an organisation of GPs, which has an ordinary email address, which, if we use it to outline details of health matters that are concerning us, results in us getting an email back from a fully qualified GP, within a reasonable timeframe.

These days, there are organisations of GPs, which have ordinary email addresses, which, if we use them to outline details of health matters that are concerning us, result, (perhaps after we’ve received a request or requests for clarification of our email,) in us getting an email back from a fully qualified GP, within a reasonable timeframe.

And if this email includes recommendations as to the use of a medications or medications, a prescription or prescriptions are provided, which they can forward to a pharmacy near us for delivery of any medications to our door. Of course, these recommendations could always include, instead, recommendations that you see a doctor in person or go to the nearest hospital.

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To us it seems as though, all of a sudden, there could be hundreds, perhaps thousands, of websites dealing with health care, ranging providing general practice information on general practice matters, through to those functioning to provide the highest level of specialist information – brought about, of course, by modern technology, whereby it doesn’t matter if a doctor with the information we need is thousands of kilometres away, on the other side of the world. It’s the same as if he or she was in  room next door.

As an example of what’s available on the internet is this – https://agerrtc.washington.edu

To us, this appears to provide so much valuable information on aging – putting it at our finger tips.

The bottom line is that, if we have a problem with our health, there are now a whole lot of options available. Not just the normal – making an appointment with a GP, physically attending on him or her, being referred to a specialist, if need be, if your problem is outside the GPs expertise and making an appointment to physically see the specialist and so on and so on.

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To us it seems as though, all of a sudden, there could be hundreds, perhaps thousands, of websites dealing with health care, ranging providing general practice information on general practice matters, through to those functioning to provide the highest level of specialist information – brought about, of course, by modern technology, whereby it doesn’t matter if a doctor with the information we need is thousands of kilometres away, on the other side of the world. It’s the same as if he or she was in  room next door.

As an example of what’s available on the internet is this – https://agerrtc.washington.edu

To us, this appears to provide so much valuable information on aging – putting it at our finger tips.

The bottom line is that, if we have a problem with our health, there are a whole lot of options available. Not just the normal, making an appointment with a GP, physically attending on him or her, being referred to a specialist, if need be, if your problem is outside the GPs expertise and making an appointment to physically see the specialist and so on and so on.

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Sydneydoctors.com.au.info

Sydneydoctors.com.au, https://sydneydoctors.com.au. reception@sydneydoctors.com.au, Sydney Australia CBD.

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InstantScripts

InstantScripts, https://www.instantscripts.com.au, support@instantscripts.com.au.

 

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online-healthcare.info

This website is about finding healthcare people, (doctors and others,) and healthcare organisations, who (1) have ordinary email addresses readily available, (i.e. on their front pages,) and who, when consulted, (2) provide things in writing.

As you can see, even when there are more and more healthcare organisations on the internet these days, we haven’t found many, so far, who meet these simple requirements. But we don’t believe we should settle for less. Those people and organisations who don’t have ordinary email addresses available, are not really  into addressing our concerns, as they arise, and those who are not prepared to put things in writing, are not really into being held responsible for what they do and say.

InstantScripts, https://www.instantscripts.com.au, support@instantscripts.com.au.

Is it possible for me to use my computer to have a consultation with one of your doctors?

They need only call you on your mobile number on you phone, unfortunately.

If you’re needing medical assistance, you can book a Telehealth Consultation with one of our Australian-registered doctors through – Doctor Consultation.

Telehealth consultations are available from $49 and you won’t be charged an extra fee for any prescriptions, certificates or referrals issued by the doctor following your consultation.

When booking please list the details about what you’re requiring assistance with, so our doctors can best assist you during the consultation.

Some things to note about our Telehealth Consultations:

These are not bulk billed or covered by Medicare.

You will need a valid Medicare Card or an IHI number to book a consultation.

Our doctors are unable to prescribe prohibited, controlled, addictive or Schedule 8 medications.

Our doctor are unable to backdate medical certificates.

Prescriptions in the requested dosage and quantity will only be issue if deemed appropriate by the consulting doctor.

Instant Consult, https://www.instantconsult.com.au, support@instantconsult.com.au, Toowong, Queensland.

Qoctor, https://www.qoctor.com.au, info@qoctor.com.au

Sydneydoctors.com.au, https://sydneydoctors.com.au. reception@sydneydoctors.com.au, Sydney Australia CBD.

In dealing with Sydney Doctors, how does one get to see a Specialist?

We are a GP office so you see a GP for a general consult and they can then refer you to a Specialist.

Are there any Specialists at Sydney Doctors available for consultation?

No we are a general practitioners office.

Teledochttps://www.teledocaustralia.com.au, info@teledocaustralia.com.au, Brisbane, Australia.

Urgent Scripts, https://www.urgentscripts.com.au, info@urgentscripts.com.au. Thebarton. South Australia.

In dealing with Urgent Scripts, (1) how can one get to have a consultation with a specialist? (2) how does one ensure that a consultation they are going to have is with a doctor of their choice, so that, if they wish, one particular doctor becomes “their doctor?” (3) after a consultation, do they get anything writing?

ZoomDoc, https://www.zoomdoc.com, support@zoomdoc.com, London, England.

In dealing with ZoomDoc, (1) how can one get to have a consultation with a specialist? (2) how does one ensure that a consultation they are going to have is with a doctor of their choice, so that, if they wish, one particular doctor becomes “their doctor?” (3) after a consultation, do they get anything writing? ” You are provided with written notes of your consultation prepared by the Doctor you speak to.”

Email us at info@questionsmisc.info.

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Our STRONG STRONG STRONG advice.

As soon as you’ve seen a doctor or other healthcare worker, send them a letter, by email or whatever, along these lines – “In my consultation with you today, I understood you to say blah blah blah. In particular have I left anything out.

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https://webdoctor.com.au

https://webdoctor.com.au, info@webdoctor.com.au, Terrigal, NSW.

Health Care on Collins, https://www.healthcarecollins.com.auinfo@healthcareoncollins.com.au.

Teledoc, xxxx

https://www.teledocaustralia.com.au

Healthit.com.au, https://www.healthit.com.au, service@healthit.com.au.

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We are looking for an organisation of GPs, which has an ordinary email address, which, if we use it to outline details of health matters that are concerning us, results in us getting an email back from a fully qualified GP, within a reasonable timeframe.

These days, there are organisations of GPs, which have ordinary email addresses, which, if we use them to outline details of health matters that are concerning us, result, (perhaps after we’ve received a request or requests for clarification of our email,) in us getting an email back from a fully qualified GP, within a reasonable timeframe.

And if this email includes recommendations as to the use of a medications or medications, a prescription or prescriptions are provided, which they can forward to a pharmacy near us for delivery of any medications to our door. Of course, these recommendations could always include, instead, recommendations that you see a doctor in person or go to the nearest hospital.

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To us it seems as though, all of a sudden, there could be hundreds, perhaps thousands, of websites dealing with health care, ranging providing general practice information on general practice matters, through to those functioning to provide the highest level of specialist information – brought about, of course, by modern technology, whereby it doesn’t matter if a doctor with the information we need is thousands of kilometres away, on the other side of the world. It’s the same as if he or she was in  room next door.

As an example of what’s available on the internet is this – https://agerrtc.washington.edu

To us, this appears to provide so much valuable information on aging – putting it at our finger tips.

The bottom line is that, if we have a problem with our health, there are now a whole lot of options available. Not just the normal – making an appointment with a GP, physically attending on him or her, being referred to a specialist, if need be, if your problem is outside the GPs expertise and making an appointment to physically see the specialist and so on and so on.

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To us it seems as though, all of a sudden, there could be hundreds, perhaps thousands, of websites dealing with health care, ranging providing general practice information on general practice matters, through to those functioning to provide the highest level of specialist information – brought about, of course, by modern technology, whereby it doesn’t matter if a doctor with the information we need is thousands of kilometres away, on the other side of the world. It’s the same as if he or she was in  room next door.

As an example of what’s available on the internet is this – https://agerrtc.washington.edu

To us, this appears to provide so much valuable information on aging – putting it at our finger tips.

The bottom line is that, if we have a problem with our health, there are a whole lot of options available. Not just the normal, making an appointment with a GP, physically attending on him or her, being referred to a specialist, if need be, if your problem is outside the GPs expertise and making an appointment to physically see the specialist and so on and so on.

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Sydneydoctors.com.au.info

Sydneydoctors.com.au, https://sydneydoctors.com.au. reception@sydneydoctors.com.au, Sydney Australia CBD.

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InstantScripts

InstantScripts, https://www.instantscripts.com.au, support@instantscripts.com.au.

 

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online-healthcare.info

This website is about finding healthcare people, (doctors and others,) and healthcare organisations, who (1) have ordinary email addresses readily available, (i.e. on their front pages,) and who, when consulted, (2) provide things in writing.

As you can see, even when there are more and more healthcare organisations on the internet these days, we haven’t found many, so far, who meet these simple requirements. But we don’t believe we should settle for less. Those people and organisations who don’t have ordinary email addresses available, are not really  into addressing our concerns, as they arise, and those who are not prepared to put things in writing, are not really into being held responsible for what they do and say.

InstantScripts, https://www.instantscripts.com.au, support@instantscripts.com.au.

Is it possible for me to use my computer to have a consultation with one of your doctors?

They need only call you on your mobile number on you phone, unfortunately.

If you’re needing medical assistance, you can book a Telehealth Consultation with one of our Australian-registered doctors through – Doctor Consultation.

Telehealth consultations are available from $49 and you won’t be charged an extra fee for any prescriptions, certificates or referrals issued by the doctor following your consultation.

When booking please list the details about what you’re requiring assistance with, so our doctors can best assist you during the consultation.

Some things to note about our Telehealth Consultations:

These are not bulk billed or covered by Medicare.

You will need a valid Medicare Card or an IHI number to book a consultation.

Our doctors are unable to prescribe prohibited, controlled, addictive or Schedule 8 medications.

Our doctor are unable to backdate medical certificates.

Prescriptions in the requested dosage and quantity will only be issue if deemed appropriate by the consulting doctor.

Instant Consult, https://www.instantconsult.com.au, support@instantconsult.com.au, Toowong, Queensland.

Qoctor, https://www.qoctor.com.au, info@qoctor.com.au

Sydneydoctors.com.au, https://sydneydoctors.com.au. reception@sydneydoctors.com.au, Sydney Australia CBD.

In dealing with Sydney Doctors, how does one get to see a Specialist?

We are a GP office so you see a GP for a general consult and they can then refer you to a Specialist.

Are there any Specialists at Sydney Doctors available for consultation?

No we are a general practitioners office.

Teledochttps://www.teledocaustralia.com.au, info@teledocaustralia.com.au, Brisbane, Australia.

Urgent Scripts, https://www.urgentscripts.com.au, info@urgentscripts.com.au. Thebarton. South Australia.

In dealing with Urgent Scripts, (1) how can one get to have a consultation with a specialist? (2) how does one ensure that a consultation they are going to have is with a doctor of their choice, so that, if they wish, one particular doctor becomes “their doctor?” (3) after a consultation, do they get anything writing?

ZoomDoc, https://www.zoomdoc.com, support@zoomdoc.com, London, England.

In dealing with ZoomDoc, (1) how can one get to have a consultation with a specialist? (2) how does one ensure that a consultation they are going to have is with a doctor of their choice, so that, if they wish, one particular doctor becomes “their doctor?” (3) after a consultation, do they get anything writing? ” You are provided with written notes of your consultation prepared by the Doctor you speak to.”

Email us at info@questionsmisc.info.

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