A brief conversational transcript (YouTube short) featuring Robert Whitfield MD discussing that physical procedures are also emotional experiences. He emphasizes the importance of nurturing patients’ emotions during recovery, mentions proprietary methods to help emotionally, endorses testosterone for healing, and stresses involving spouses/significant others in appointments so they understand and can support the emotional recovery.
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Well, and I like it too, that you. Because I've heard you say this, that you acknowledge that this is an emotional procedure as well as a physical procedure. And nurturing their emotions afterwards is just as important for healing as are the hormones, which. Huge fan of testosterone for healing. I love that you approach it from that you got up, you got to heal the woman too, afterwards. Because this is a rough procedure.
Got all sorts of proprietary things we've developed to. To help offset the, you know, what is a very emotional, you know, situation for. For the client, you know, first and foremost. But I've tried to get spouses and significant others really more involved so they can appreciate what's going on, you know, from both the physical, but more the emotional, you know, standpoint. And I've. I've. I'm proud to say we've had some very good spouses of late. I've tried to make sure that, you know, as much as possible, they come to all the appointments they can sometimes. It's obviously not practical for work and things like that, but so they meet me and know what I'm talking about and conveying. Because I can give everybody a lot of information. It's just, you know, the emotional stem. The emotional part is harder if the spouse is significant others not there.
