It is a matter of great regret that many physicians in our country do not care about the privacy of their patients. They examine patients at their chambers in the presence of other patients and their relatives. It is objectionable and embarrassing, because patients have to narrate their symptoms and answer many questions for the sake of the diagnosis. Those should be for the doctor's ears only. The physicians should have enough sense to know that patients need privacy and it is their (doctors') sacred duty to provide it.
I wonder why many physicians make such arrangements. Is it because they do not want to waste time, which is needed for the next patient to enter the chamber?
We object to this kind of practice. The physicians must abandon this practice permanently.