[ SECRET POST #6353 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6353 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

what in the gosh darn heck do they think when they happen across the side effects for pretty much anything else? "Damn, they must really hate people with high cholesterol, telling them there's a possibility of getting liver disease from taking statins!"

I work in a medical field and yes, absolutely, people take side effects as a personal attack across pretty much any drug. A lot of people think there's a perfect medication for their condition and anything that isn't perfect means that the doctor/Big Pharma/science/conspiracy theory du jour/I personally am hiding it from them for nefarious reasons. Trans healthcare might be more politically fraught but it's hardly unique.

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AYRT

Geez, that's absolutely bonkers to me, especially since I'm the exact opposite! I feel like I'm being properly cared for if side effects and complications are explained to me.

I can't imagine why someone wouldn't want to know about side effects, so that they can be prepared for them; and I can't imagine being under the illusion that we've perfected medicine (as if we're capable of perfecting anything). It must be frustrating having to deal with that mindset on a regular basis.

[(Anonymous)]

It's not everyone, but boy does it get tiring.