Diagnosing a disease is tough, but getting it right is essential. Getting it wrong may mean injury or death.<\/p>\n
In order to effectively treat a disease, the doctor has to accurately diagnose it in the first place. If that doesn\u2019t happen the consequences may be disastrous. \u201cConsider the fact that if a disease is not properly diagnosed it would mean a person being sick even longer, perhaps getting worse and developing unnecessary complications. In the worst case scenario, the person may die. For instance if cancer is misdiagnosed,\u201d observed Christopher Mellino, of the Mellino Law Firm LLC, in Cleveland, Ohio.<\/p>\n
Yes, being a doctor is a difficult job and diagnosing a disease means being able to accurately note the symptoms, having accurate and effective lab tests, and two other vitally important things: how much the doctor knows about the condition and how well the patient communicates. \u201cAs you may well appreciate, it is (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Diagnosing a disease is tough, but getting it right is essential. Getting it wrong may mean injury or death. In order to effectively treat a disease, the doctor has to accurately diagnose it in the first place. If that doesn\u2019t…<\/span><\/p>\n