Guest guest Posted January 11, 2008 Report Share Posted January 11, 2008 My husband and I attended a presentation last evening on Fibromyalgia. The event was sponsored by Pfiser, makers of Lyrica. The neurologist had no insight into Fibromyalgia. Most of his answers were " I don't know " . Many questions were asked by the audience (most of them were asked more than once-must have been Fibro Fog). At no point in time did this MD offer Lyrica as relevant treatment for Fibro. The Drug Rep had to interrupt and said, " But have you told them the good news? There is Lyrica. " This MD continued on without endorsing or not endorsing Lyrica. He did say he would try it on some of his patients. We had gone with the vision of getting tips on coping with pain and how to live with this terrible disease. It seems that all the medical profession wants is to drain you of all your finances and then tell you " I don't know " . I have worked in the HealthCare field for 28 years and medicine seems to be more pathetic than ever. Younger physicians are not willing to listen to your symptoms and you are made to feel like you are stupid. When you go to the Emergency Room and you are told by the ER physician " I don't know " then I think you are better off staying away from physicians. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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