Yousuf Raza – Why is there a growing distrust towards doctors

Yousuf Raza
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The speaker discusses the distrust towards doctors and psychiatrists, stating that people will not have issues with medical practitioners and that mental illness is a common factor. They also mention that people in their family will experience mental health issues and that it's sad and unfortunate.
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Why do you think there's this distrust towards

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doctors, that patients have to search what they

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have before coming to the doctor?

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Um, good question.

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First up, I don't think it's just distrust.

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I think it's the stigma as well.

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Okay, especially psychiatry.

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Medical practitioners, people will not have a problem

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going to.

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People will not have an issue going to,

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if you have a, you know, if you're

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a diabetic, you will not have a problem

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going to a medical practitioner to get your

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blood sugar checked, take medicine for it, no

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issues.

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Psychiatrists, yes, we will have issues going to

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them.

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Getting a label, being judged, becoming quote unquote

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unmarriable.

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If there is a label put on us

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that she or he has mental illness, right,

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so that that difficulty is there.

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The other reason for the distrust, you will

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have heard stories as to how people in

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your family who did go to psychiatrists, how

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they were treated.

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Right?

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And like I said, as practitioners, we haven't

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really done our profession a whole lot of

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good by the way we've advocated, held ourselves

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up, the ethics with which we have practiced

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our profession.

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It's really, it's pretty saddening, really.

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It's pretty saddening.

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It's unfortunate.

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