Re: Tap and medical records question

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I don't know anything about tapozole.

As for not giving you copies of your medical records, why not ask

him/her why you shouldn't have them. Remind the person, that they

work for you and you've paid for them. If all else fails, find a

lawyer and ask a favor to have legal letterhead stationary sent to

them demanding copies of your entire file - not just what " they "

think is important.

ly, I'd change doctors and did because of not giving me

information. I demanded they copy my entire file, in front of me, so

that another could continue my care. There is no reason why you

can't have that, unless, they are hiding something.

Going through the file, that I required copied in front of me,

explained why they didn't want me to have it. It was shoddy care.

This goes back to my pregnancy. I didn't have the glocose test till

the 36th week. It and other routine tests were overlooked.

What I said my sound harsh but denying you, your records is out of

line and harsh. I wouldn't be worried about their feelings either

since they are not being very considerate to you.

Maybe others will have better suggestions. I just don't consider

doctors, of any stipe, beyond reproach - yet they often do.

Best Regards,

> Hi All,

> From the looks of the traffic I just got out of, I bet you are

all out Christmas

> shopping. But if anyone is here, I have two questions I could

use help on.

>

> 1. Can you break Methimazole ( Tapazole generic?) tablets ?

>

> 2. If your doctor didn't want to let you have copies of your labs,

what would be the best

> approach?

>

> Thanks, -Pam-