by Hobbsicle » Mon Dec 07, 2020 4:41 am
I'm getting a little lost here, so I will ask some recap-type questions...
The patient went to the doctor for whatever irrelevant reason, and the doctor prescribed some medicine? Now the patient goes home, takes the medicine, and a couple of days later he is having the drowsiness symptoms? But he is worried it's a sign of something else? And the specifics of that something else are relevant? Does he communicate the particulars of his symptoms when he sees the doctor again? Does he communicate the particulars of his assumptions when he sees the doctor again? Is the doctor aware that the symptoms are caused by the medicine? Other than the drowsiness, does the doctor receive any new information about the patient's condition? The doctor advises the patient to stay home? Because of the drowsiness symptom? Because of what the drowsiness symptom implies? Because of something else that the patient tells him? Does the doctor relevantly know what the patient does? Is there something yet undiscovered about the relationship of the doctor and the patient? About what kind of doctor she is? About where or how they meet?