Why do some doctors call minor illnesses serious to scare patients?

Because many hospitals now rely on prescribing drugs to get commissions, many doctors prescribe drugs indiscriminately for commissions. Of course, this kind of situation is rare now, and there were still many such things in the past, so the relationship between doctors and patients has been very tense. Many people think that this kind of behavior is too much, without considering the patient's own feelings and family economic situation.

In fact, every patient who goes to the hospital can be said to have double discomfort. One is psychological discomfort, and the other is physical discomfort. If you meet a doctor who talks nonsense, it is estimated that it will add fuel to the fire. To put it bluntly, treating a disease means keeping the disease away from us completely. If it is not cured, it will not waste energy and money. It is a waste of time and money for patients to treat minor illnesses as serious illnesses.

So many times the tension between doctors and patients is because we have inexplicable doubts about doctors and hospitals. In fact, doctors and patients are actually on the same front. One saves the other, and no one wants to get sick, and no one wants the doctor to lose his life. It's just that their positions are different. From ancient times to the present, there are many doctors who just want to save lives, but there are also many doctors who just want to make money.

If the patient's condition is not serious, there is no need for the doctor to exaggerate the condition to scare the patient. Some patients may get worse after being scared, but it does not rule out that they will encounter very difficult patients. This situation may not necessarily happen, so whenever we do anything, we must stand in each other's position to see the problem.