Recently, I was suffering from a four day migraine with congestion. I made an appointment to see my doctor. After waiting thirty minutes in the waiting room, I got a shot for the migraine and was sent home. One day later, I was flooded with sinus infection and flu like symptoms. I called the doctor again and this time was given a prescription. After missing three days of work, which could have been prevented I feel my doctor let me down. He treated the symptom and not the cause. I think he missed the mark because he was in too much of a hurry. Could he not have taken the time to ask me questions and look behind the symptom? No. Doctors don't realize that we are looking to them for answers so that we don't miss three days of work after seeing them for two minutes. I'm very disappointed in my doctor..so I pose this question--is the a "HOUSE" in a doctor? The kind that will go to the ends of the earth to find out what is truly ailing you, instead of acting bothered that you are there and quick to diagnos a symptom instead of the cause. One time, I took a strepp test only to be called two weeks later and told it was negative. Hmmmmmmmmmmm.