Chronically ill person here, cannot help but agree. "The doctor committed neither malpractice nor acted abusive" is the best outcome you can get out of the average healthcare professional.
It's a profession where practitioners are treated like saints, while having zero incentive to actually do their job- there's no other field in which telling every client "it's all in your head" after running some meaninglessly basic and unlikely to be wrong diagnostics until they give up and go home keeps you employed and paid.
It's a profession where practitioners are treated like saints, while having zero incentive to actually do their job- there's no other field in which telling every client "it's all in your head" after running some meaninglessly basic and unlikely to be wrong diagnostics until they give up and go home keeps you employed and paid.