Many people claim that it’s the job of the doctors to “solve” all the problems related to personal care. But sometimes it’s forgotten that some health problems are the consequence of a wrong behaviour. That’s to say that people, instead of preventing problems, entrust on the capacity of doctors to solve them and if it didn’t happen, the blame would be on doctors.
To start with, society by the years, has developed the common thought that if we have a problem, without reflecting too much, we go to a doctor. Obviously it’s correct understanding which is the problem, and going to experts to be aware of it. But it’s wrong to think that specialists couldn’t make mistakes or to think that it all depends on the doctor's skill.
For example sometimes it happens that doctors diagnose an incorrect pathology, so suggesting a wrong care or for other factors, the life of a patient could be compromised. Subsequently several people start to think that the doctor is unable to do that work, compromising the career of a valiant doctor.
This problem might be solved with a broader view of the problem and with the awareness of the doctors’ responsibilities. It’s necessary to underline that the work itself of a doctor implies huge responsibilities; however sometimes also the patient has his responsibilities.
To give an example, there are some diseases more relevant in individuals who smoke. It’s to say that diseases like lung or lip cancer are in proportion to people who are addicted to smoking.
Even if diseases and cancers could not always be prevented, sometimes a lot of them are the result of a human's attitude.
All things considered, it’s important to not undervalue the work of a doctor and his responsibilities. In addition, people must be aware of their own actions and try to prevent every kind of illness, of which cancer it’s just an example.
Many
people
claim that it’s the job of the
doctors
to “solve” all the
problems
related to personal care.
But
sometimes
it’s forgotten that
some
health
problems
are the consequence of a
wrong
behaviour
. That’s to say that
people
,
instead
of preventing
problems
, entrust on the capacity of
doctors
to solve them and if it didn’t happen, the blame would be on doctors.
To
start
with, society by the years, has developed the common
thought
that if we have a
problem
, without reflecting too much, we go to a
doctor
.
Obviously
it’s correct understanding which is the
problem
, and going to experts to be aware of it.
But
it’s
wrong
to
think
that specialists couldn’t
make
mistakes or to
think
that it all depends on the doctor's
skill
.
For example
sometimes
it happens that
doctors
diagnose an incorrect pathology,
so
suggesting a
wrong
care or for other factors, the life of a patient could
be compromised
.
Subsequently
several
people
start
to
think
that the
doctor
is unable to do that work, compromising the career of a valiant doctor.
This
problem
might
be solved
with a broader view of the
problem
and with the awareness of the
doctors’
responsibilities. It’s necessary to underline that the work itself of a
doctor
implies huge responsibilities;
however
sometimes
also
the patient has his responsibilities.
To give an example, there are
some
diseases more relevant in individuals who smoke. It’s to say that diseases like lung or lip cancer are in proportion to
people
who
are addicted
to smoking.
Even if diseases and cancers could not always be
prevented
,
sometimes
a lot of
them are the result of a human's attitude.
All things considered, it’s
important
to not undervalue the work of a
doctor
and his responsibilities.
In addition
,
people
must
be aware of their
own
actions and try to
prevent
every kind of illness, of which cancer it’s
just
an example.