Right after I moved to Boston, I got extremely sick. It lasted over a month, and I knew I needed to see a doctor. A roommate works at an office that often refers people to Dr. Glaser, and he got me an appointment the next day.
Dr. Glaser ran a ton of tests, prescribed antibiotics, told me I might have CANCER, and sent me home. I was extremely scared. The antibiotics didn't work. I didn't get better. The expensive cancer tests came back negative. I had to go in and get more antibiotics. That finally worked. (My girlfriend, sick with the same illness, went to a drop-in clinic, was prescribed the drug that healed me, and didn't have any other issues)
The next time I came in he told me I might have serious heart problems. I had to come back to get an ultrasound of my heart. Everything was absolutely perfect.
He also said I had serious blood pressure issues. I came back in for a special consultation, which showed that my pressure was within normal limits.
The nurse who is always assigned to me has a horrible bedside manner. She doesn't tell me what she's going to do or why. She just does it robotically, looking angry most of the time.
Dr. Glaser is a nice guy. He makes notes in his log about personal things and tries to make small-talk. He always looks pretty exhausted.
I'm switching doctors. I don't like leaving the office every time fearing that I have a horrible condition and finding out that I'm actually doing quite well. I don't trust their diagnoses, I don't trust the staff, and I wouldn't recommend them to anyone. read more