Is it true that some doctors kill patients instead of getting them better with their many treatments?

Answer 1

Yes, but they only ever kill people by accident. Healthcare practitioners generally don't purposefully neglect people to death.

Answer 2

He probably died of whatever they were treating him for. If he was on that much medication, it may have been a serious form of cancer.

Doctors don't normally kill patients. If they die, they were going to die anyway and couldn't be saved.

Your comments about partying and alcohol are ridiculous. See a psychiatrist. You need professional help.

Answer 3

All medications have risks and benefits. It's the responsibility of doctor and patient to weigh those risks and benefits and decide if the benefits outweigh the risks.

But since you refuse to mention what he was being treated for or what any of those '20 pills' were, nobody here can even speculate on the actual cause of death.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Black sheep is always there, otherwise definitely not.

Answer 6

if they are real doctors, it's not a matter of "instead". Several diseases can only be treated with meds that have their own risks. Or by shifting a balance within the body

Answer 7

True, I blame my Dr. for my diabetes, high cholesterol, and HBP. I never had them before that visit after 20+ years. Why not blame death on them also?

Answer 8

no that isn't true

Answer 9

In psychiatry there is a drug that starts with an A that has bought and destroyed the entire business. Unless somebody has true schizophrenia there are other much safer and more effective drugs.

Answer 10

I think it is more likely that doctors keep people alive, with endless treatments, when they should have let nature taken It's course. I've seen it happen.