Patient's question:
I went to a traditional Chinese medicine hospital for infertility treatment in the first three months. However, when seeing the doctor, they didn't give me any judgment but instead prescribed several forms, saying they were routine tests. Naturally, I followed the doctor's advice and completed all the tests. After the test results came out, I gave them all to the doctor together, and they prescribed some Chinese medicine and finished the visit. In the end, I wasn't even allowed to take my medical records. May I ask if this type of outpatient visit has the right to withhold a patient's medical records? Even my test results weren't returned. Is this practice reasonable?Doctor's answer:
Hello, this situation in the hospital is quite common. Because the hospital needs to keep records. If you need the medical record, then based on the information you provide, you first need to obtain the medical record. It is recommended that you wait for one week after discharge, carry your ID card, and if someone else is collecting the pathology, the agent should carry both their ID card and the patient's ID card. After obtaining the medical record, make copies. The original medical record should be left with the hospital for storage.