This is based upon a visit my husband (the handsome man)
several years ago.
Yet, I feel it is important to write this review and possibly save others
from a similar experience.
My husband has a extremely high tolerance for pain.
So, when he says he is in pain, he means it.
When he states he's willing to see a doctor, that means
something is definitely wrong.
And I get frightened because he doesn't care for doctors.
Can't blame him; we've had more than our share of doozey doctors.
A friend of ours recommended Dr. Peer and my husband scheduled
an appointment with him. I went along as it is helpful to have
an extra set of ears during doctor appointments.
My husband explained his pain and that his urine was a brownish/red
color. He and I both told the doctor we felt a urine test should be done,
yet the doctor disagreed.
We had to ask this man and a nurse three times to perform a simple
urine test.The third time, we had to be not-so-friendly and were very
firm about having the simple urine test done.
No surprise to us, the urine test showed there was indeed a problem.
My husband then went to a different doctor. A a kidney stone was
diagnosed and treated by the competent doctor via surgery.
Neither my husband nor I returned to Peer's office nor would we
recommend him.
Think about it, a patient has urinary problems and extreme pain
yet a doctor doesn't want to do a urine test?
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