Douglas S Ettin Md's Online Review Report Card
Douglas S Ettin Md
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Recent Reviews
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In ER he was my doctor during a threatened miscarriage. I had a viable pregnancy and great heartbeat for the baby. I ended up getting a t/v scan which made my cramps worse. He tried to downplay my pain as a panic attack. They eventually gave me morphine for pain which I was skeptical about. I was then sent to my home. I ended up having to come back a few hours later as I miscarried at home. He did not keep me overnight to be observed by an OB and I feel that was a huge mistake.
seen him in the ER. I have Addison's disease & a sizable ovarian cyst. I presented with pain & low cortisol symptoms. I was afraid I may have an ovarian torsion. I was given no pelvic exam, no imaging & all he talked about was that I'm in pain management. My Endo & other specialists are at the Mayo Clinic. Given my rare disease and comorbidities, they are who recommend I be placed in pain management. I shouldn't have to explain this to an ER Dr. treating me like a med seeker. I told him I had surgery scheduled to remove the cyst and ovary that coming Friday; I was also advised by the GYNO & my Endo, to go to the ER if my pain increased or I had low cortisol symptoms. My cortisol level was in his opinion "great", though he discounted the fact I had orally updosed all morning prior, so of course it wasn't going to be 0 - though 3 isn't "great". My med list wasn't updated at all during my visit, 90% on that list from 3 years ago is inaccurate. Low cortisol symptoms vary per individual.
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