Can a Doctor Refuse to See Unvaccinated Patients (non covid related)?

She had a few concerns but her main was with the inclusion of tetanus and would it have an impact on her child like it did on her. Her child is also colic.

She is seeing a gastroenterologist and her GP is aware of this. I think that may be why he has such a negative attitude towards her.

Their relationship was always fine but I think he was not happy with her coming off her medication for her autoimmune issues almost two years ago. And this is despite her having a dramatic improvement in her health since.

Why?

Was it because my answers didn't satisfy your own biases?

And nice quote and all Seth but you're a moderator on a site where you're only ever going to hear one side of the argument - which makes your comment a little bizarre to be honest.

So, one can only comment on situations where the person was actually privy to the conversation, otherwise folk like you like to doubt the validity of what was said. Got it. If everyone took your viewpoint this forum would not exist. I know that's not the moderators role, but insinuating that original posters are embellishing the truth is not conducive to a good discussion - something which I assumed a moderator would be aware of.

For the record, I've no reason to lie or embellish the truth in any way. I came on here looking for information. The situation is exactly how I present, granted I wasn't in the actual room. And if you had any more questions about my "loose details" you could just ask.

I'm taking what my friend has told me in good faith as I know she is a reliable person.

From my understanding of what my friend told me the situation is exactly how I present it.

I'm not quite sure how the GP would present his side any differently.

I also left a comment on another post of yours to show how counter productive your comment that "offence" to is. Just imagine if everyone was to take that attitude.

Her gastroenterologist is based overseas. However, he never advised her not to give the vaccine to her child. He said it was potential risk and then discussed all the pros and cons. He then left it with her to make a decision which she could discuss with her GP.

My friend see her gastroenterologist because of her issues autoimmune issues. When her GP informed her now was the time to vaccinate her baby she had questions he could not answer so she asked her gastroenterologist. Her "source" is one of the best in the world and far from unconventional.

in what way?

No. She has a gastroenterologist - who she has visited several times.

I don't know picture your creating but it's not based on any of the information I have been sharing 🤔

Her child is not a patient of the gastroenterologist.

Yes, I have given personal information about what was said in the room, so I am not going to reveal his name. I'm not quite sure the relevance of knowing his name in all this is - maybe you could enlighten me?

Yes he's abroad. My friend wanted a solution to her autoimmune illness that didn't involve medication for the rest of her life. This specialist came highly recommended.

He discussed her child with her due to the relationship he has with my friend but he did not make any recommendations.

You know autoimmune illnesses can be hereditary right?

And she wants to remain at that practice because it's closest to her family. Next available one is almost 40 miles away.

She's going to struggle to find another doctor anywhere in the country that's well informed of vaccines and gut health/auto immune issues. Thankfully there are plenty more uses for doctors than these two issues.

The ideal situation here is she remains at the practice as it's far closer to her home.

She's not asking him to change anything at all? Refusing the vaccine is not changing his treatments.

I don't know if you read previously but I mentioned I am also a patient of his (albeit I haven't been "home" in months), and yet I am completely unvaccinated. I have never had one single vaccination.