He was a petite man with a heavy Spanish accent; very friendly and professional and seemed quiet satisfied with his job. She knew it was a group practice, but didn’t know who will be attending to her that day. She remembered the nurse saying Dr.Solan will be right with you.
He went about saying that she doesn’t have worry about her dizziness and or occasional fuzziness and all the tests seemed fine. He continued asking her that based on the other symptoms she had told the nurse, he would like to recheck her since he suspected Chlamydia, which is a sexually transmitted disease and continued asking her more questions.
She was in total shock and her expressions were quiet transparent; he prescribed her with some antibiotics and told her that it looks like she must have recently got in contact and it was in a very early stage bacterial infection which is curable, in her case just by antibiotics and also advised her all about it and asked her that he would like to see her after ten days, to make sure everything is fine. He stepped out leaving her to get dressed, closing the door behind him. Tears rolled down her delicate, gentle cheeks as is they were pitying her and assuring her that they are there for her.
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