Dr. Bex

The problem is in medicine, there are a lot of diagnoses that we don't have that one perfect test for. And I think I was just talking to my friend this week about how in pediatrics, I think it's even a little bit different because we're not relying on what the patient is telling us. In some cases, we're relying on what the parent is telling us.

The problem is in medicine, there are a lot of diagnoses that we don't have that one perfect test for. And I think I was just talking to my friend this week about how in pediatrics, I think it's even a little bit different because we're not relying on what the patient is telling us. In some cases, we're relying on what the parent is telling us.

And pediatricians in general are trustworthy people who is taught and is trained to listen to the parent or listen to the story and try to come up with a diagnosis.

And pediatricians in general are trustworthy people who is taught and is trained to listen to the parent or listen to the story and try to come up with a diagnosis.

And pediatricians in general are trustworthy people who is taught and is trained to listen to the parent or listen to the story and try to come up with a diagnosis.

The question is if they're eating and they're doing okay is the difference because there are kids who are not supposed to be taking oral or whatever and they'll get in trouble, right? But if you're having a kid who's eating, I'm just hypothetically, you have a kid who's eating pizza and doing fine or eating all this stuff and doing fine, you have to beg the question of why you have a G-tube.

The question is if they're eating and they're doing okay is the difference because there are kids who are not supposed to be taking oral or whatever and they'll get in trouble, right? But if you're having a kid who's eating, I'm just hypothetically, you have a kid who's eating pizza and doing fine or eating all this stuff and doing fine, you have to beg the question of why you have a G-tube.

The question is if they're eating and they're doing okay is the difference because there are kids who are not supposed to be taking oral or whatever and they'll get in trouble, right? But if you're having a kid who's eating, I'm just hypothetically, you have a kid who's eating pizza and doing fine or eating all this stuff and doing fine, you have to beg the question of why you have a G-tube.

Most parents don't want a G-tube. And in fact, I've been involved with lots of ex-preemies where they needed a G-tube for growth and development and the parents so wanted them to eat from a bottle. you know, and they were begging, can we do anything but the G-tube? I want my kid to be normal and well. So that's, that's my experience. And so, no, it doesn't make, it doesn't make any sense.

Most parents don't want a G-tube. And in fact, I've been involved with lots of ex-preemies where they needed a G-tube for growth and development and the parents so wanted them to eat from a bottle. you know, and they were begging, can we do anything but the G-tube? I want my kid to be normal and well. So that's, that's my experience. And so, no, it doesn't make, it doesn't make any sense.

Most parents don't want a G-tube. And in fact, I've been involved with lots of ex-preemies where they needed a G-tube for growth and development and the parents so wanted them to eat from a bottle. you know, and they were begging, can we do anything but the G-tube? I want my kid to be normal and well. So that's, that's my experience. And so, no, it doesn't make, it doesn't make any sense.

And I mean, there's going to be conditions where you're, like I said, you're going to be doing some oral, some G-tube, but there's usually, it's transitional usually, unless like I said, this, someone had a horrible esophageal cancer and they had to do some reconstruction. And it's like, you can take some from up or you had cancer in your neck and

And I mean, there's going to be conditions where you're, like I said, you're going to be doing some oral, some G-tube, but there's usually, it's transitional usually, unless like I said, this, someone had a horrible esophageal cancer and they had to do some reconstruction. And it's like, you can take some from up or you had cancer in your neck and

And I mean, there's going to be conditions where you're, like I said, you're going to be doing some oral, some G-tube, but there's usually, it's transitional usually, unless like I said, this, someone had a horrible esophageal cancer and they had to do some reconstruction. And it's like, you can take some from up or you had cancer in your neck and

You can take some from up, but you'll choke a little bit, but we have to make sure you get enough by G tube, but that's not the case. No, no. If you're eating pizza and pepperoni and all this stuff, it's probably not.

You can take some from up, but you'll choke a little bit, but we have to make sure you get enough by G tube, but that's not the case. No, no. If you're eating pizza and pepperoni and all this stuff, it's probably not.

You can take some from up, but you'll choke a little bit, but we have to make sure you get enough by G tube, but that's not the case. No, no. If you're eating pizza and pepperoni and all this stuff, it's probably not.

In medicine, we rely on the honesty, integrity of the parents trying to help their child. And unfortunately, in child abuse and medical child abuse, the motivations, I'm not a psychiatrist, but it's not what we're, we don't have a shared mission of getting this child better.

In medicine, we rely on the honesty, integrity of the parents trying to help their child. And unfortunately, in child abuse and medical child abuse, the motivations, I'm not a psychiatrist, but it's not what we're, we don't have a shared mission of getting this child better.

In medicine, we rely on the honesty, integrity of the parents trying to help their child. And unfortunately, in child abuse and medical child abuse, the motivations, I'm not a psychiatrist, but it's not what we're, we don't have a shared mission of getting this child better.