Jose Mier Y Teran, MD

He was mean, rude and plain awful.
Nov 6th, 2021

Oct 5th, 2021

Sep 3rd, 2021

Jul 16th, 2021

My husband works out daily, and was never asked about his activity levels before this doctor called minor rhabdomyliosis an “unlikely cause” of elevated liver enzymes. My husband was asked to come in for test multiple times - only the first test came back abnormal. He tried to explain to the doctor that he had done an extremely intense workout (150 GHD sit-ups in a row amongst other movements over an hour) and the doctor dismissed him. My own aunt is a doctor, and she told us that this kind of sudden repetitive impact to your muscles could in fact be a cause for the elevated enzymes- enzymes WHICH ALIGN WITH RHABDO! Instead he was told every other generic line of action in the book and asked to come in to take another test. Let it be noted that this doctor NEVER TESTED FOR RHABDO, and my husband does not drink excessively nor partake in any drugs
Sep 29th, 2021