What do you think is the reason why he is avoiding responding to my email?

[Kristy7di88ddd]

I used a cosmetic product which most likely resulted in severe irreversible adverse effects. 8-months ago I reached out to a top doctor by email. Over the 8-months he enthusiastically and quickly responded to all my emails providing his medical opinions and even zoomed with me. I gave him a false name to conceal my identity (HIPPA) given the initial email nature of our communication. I recently flew across the country to be examined by him free of charge. When I got to his office, I informed him of my real name and explained that I used a false name in our communication to protect my identity, which he seemed to be understanding of. The doctor told me to email him pictures upon my arrival back to California to complete his assessment/opinion of the potential diagnosis or lack there of. Upon my arrival back home, I emailed him the pictures and thanked him. I also shipped him a small gift. After 3-days, I received an email response from him saying that he very briefly looked at my pictures. He stated that although the pictures I sent him are blurry he will do his best to give me his opinion on Monday. I didn’t hear from him for 7 days. After 7-days, I sent him a follow-up thank you email. I never heard from him again. Its now been a month since i've heard from him. There was a big change in his behavior after our medical visit together. He went from merrily answering me within minutes; to sort of ghosting me despite knowing how terrified I was awaiting his opinion/recommendations. Which do you think is the MOST likely reason (s) he has not responded to my email?

He believes I am untrustworthy or have shady intentions considering I lied to him about my name for 8-months.

Is afraid to get further involved with me in case this situation results in a lawsuit with the cosmetic company.

He cannot form a medical opinion from the blurry pictures I sent and just doesn’t want to be honest or inform me of that.

[Guy13]

It makes sense to me that the following would apply. I’m not a doctor or lawyer so this is not advice‼️‼️
-It seems to me honest up front is standard operating procedures. Secondly, it seems that his time is money and he does not need an eighth month email buddy or to play psychiatrist. It may be that your situation is nothing new to most doctors.
-Perhaps, real First name upfront may have made difference. It seems a PDF (medical history) and offering it prior to first assessment would be standard. It seems First names would match on all forms of communication.
-It seems like there could be mistrust judgment or knowledge base as it relates to Medical procedure and he gets blurry pics.

[spartan55]

The giving a false name is really weird and that likely has something to do with it. I'm not sure what you were thinking with the whole fake name thing. Then you end up using your real name anyway? Weird.

[spartan55]

Also, why did you have to send him pictures when you flew across the country to have him examine you? That makes no sense.

[Kristy7di88ddd]

A better question is why would you be stupid enough to put your medical information in an email with your name? Don't ever put something in writing you would never want someone else to see, ESPECIALLY in an email. As a psychologist; I wouldn't give a shit if a patient did that. To each his own.

[Avicenna]

A is the most likely explanation

[Iron_Man]

You are not legitimate false names

[In_Trance]

Wants nothing to do with this