If you feel mildly unwell will you see a doctor?

[AngryCarl3]

How sick would you have to be?

[jennifer_bloom]

I do not base my decision to see a doctor on how severe my problem is, I base it on whether their solution is better than mine.

When I thought I had fatty liver I learned through google that Canada does not recognize any medical treatments for fatty liver that they claim can cure the condition and I also concluded that the tests and turn around of results would take a very long time.

So instead of visiting a doctor, I visited Dr. Berg on google, and I might not be totally better now, but I reduced my supplement dosage by over 90% because my health has gotten better and I do not need so many to survive anymore.

People accuse me of being mentally ill when I talk about the things I did to get better so I won't go into details about my symptoms. But I know alternative medicine saved my life. My need for supplements decreased over 98% because my health improved.

[Calyptomaniac]

No, it has to be something serious that I think won't just go away on its own. Once I had a bacterial infection and once I had an ulcer, and then once I had a very slight muscle tear, which turns out I went for no reason because there wasn't anything to do about that other than wait for it to heal. I didn't bother going when I had covid. I didn't really need anyone to tell me I had it.

[sawno]

I see a doctor when its something to unusual or to unbearable which is not often.
I feel mildly unwell every week pretty much on my down days, but its a known factor and always goes away after some rest no need to contact the doc for that.

I did have some oddities but I always try to see if they go away first before I consult a doctor. Which so far those always have.

[Alex-Snow]

I gut it out for several days and try to avoid being near others.

[Nikki1989]

I have a check-up every six months. Apart from that, I rarely ever go to the doctor.

[jahaims]

I never go to the dr.

[NathanDavis]

I just walk it out