Appt with Dr. Ethan Grober
Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2016 1:00 pm
Hey guys....
I just went visit Dr Grober in Toronto, and i have at best mixed feelings from the appointment. I would say, the whole thing took no more than 15 minutes,for an appointment that took me 4 Months to get. Ridiculous. Although i had a report from another doctor which would fully explain my situation in better terms than mine, he said he didn't wanted to read it and prefered to ask me basic questions. Offered no explaination whatsover on what exams i could do or not do, and what the canadian healthcare system had to offer me, in what concerned ED.
Insisted in examining me physically which i denied, since it would be of no value. Basically agreed that traction would be "reasonable", given what happened to me, and for me to "try first medication and try to have intercourse".
Although he was very polite and didn't come across as arrogant or stuck up at all, didn't recommended that "went on this path so and so, because it would be better for me"...
FUCK! it's the only thing i feel like saying... why are urologists this way? What to do now? Pills seem to offer a big improvement, but make me feel like a junkie, and i have good and bad feelings about the implants. I guess i have to try to talk to eid or Kramer to see.... As anybody had a phone consultation with EID? is it worth it?
I just went visit Dr Grober in Toronto, and i have at best mixed feelings from the appointment. I would say, the whole thing took no more than 15 minutes,for an appointment that took me 4 Months to get. Ridiculous. Although i had a report from another doctor which would fully explain my situation in better terms than mine, he said he didn't wanted to read it and prefered to ask me basic questions. Offered no explaination whatsover on what exams i could do or not do, and what the canadian healthcare system had to offer me, in what concerned ED.
Insisted in examining me physically which i denied, since it would be of no value. Basically agreed that traction would be "reasonable", given what happened to me, and for me to "try first medication and try to have intercourse".
Although he was very polite and didn't come across as arrogant or stuck up at all, didn't recommended that "went on this path so and so, because it would be better for me"...
FUCK! it's the only thing i feel like saying... why are urologists this way? What to do now? Pills seem to offer a big improvement, but make me feel like a junkie, and i have good and bad feelings about the implants. I guess i have to try to talk to eid or Kramer to see.... As anybody had a phone consultation with EID? is it worth it?