Reports me likha hota hai “bilateral”, “hyperplasia”, “lesion”, “suggestive of”. Patient ko sirf anxiety milti hai. Bahut log confusion se bachne ke liye reports padhte hi nahi, jo bhi doctor bole woh maan lete hain. Thoda behtar option hai politely plain-language explanation maangna.
Consultation ke time report open rakho aur pucho: “Yeh line ka simple matlab kya hai?” Ya “Agar main apne family member ko samjhaun, to kya bolun?” Aise sawaal doctor ko force nahi, guide karte hain ke explanation non-technical rakhe.
Agar koi scary sounding word ho, to follow-up pucho – “Iska practically mere life pe kya effect hai? Kya yeh emergency hai, ya time ke saath monitor hoga?” Isse tum result ka seriousness level samajh paoge instead of worst-case Google interpretations.
Notes banana ya phone me record (jab allowed ho) helpful hota hai, kyunki ek baar me sab yaad rehna mushkil hota hai. Hatched diagrams ya simple analogies ke liye bhi request kar sakte ho – kaafi doctors khud se use karte hain.
Tumhara haq hai samajhna ke tumhare body me kya chal raha hai. Doubt me rehne se better hai extra 3 minute leke clear picture lena.
