• peto (he/him)@lemm.ee
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    6 days ago

    You probably don’t want to know the details of any science done before… What? the 90’s?

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      I’d restrict it to the 2010s to be sure. But it varies from one specialty to another.

      When again did medicine discovered that woman benefit from anesthetics when inserting an infra-uterine device? Oh it was by 2025…

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        The lack of pain-empathy in healthcare is mind-blowing. I’m a white man in an excellent position to be listened to, but when I had appendicitis last year getting people to understand that no, I am in crippling pain and I think it’s urgent was far to much hassle for someone in crippling pain. I can’t imagine what it’s like for women.

        I can understand folk getting jaded eventually but I often get the feeling that many people start out not caring.

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        We still have jokes and common knowledge about being sent to the psych ward if you reveal anything weird about your mind. I’ve heard stories only a few years old of doctors refusing to refer trans patients to gender clinics, which quite often means either needing to circumvent the system or death. Only last year I had the revelation that doctors are supposed to help me, not just tell me what I must do.