Dr. Adekemi Olasoju Oguntala, MD

My experience with her was awful. First off I made an appointment I spoke to my doctors pediatrician first because I did not know what to do, I found out my daughter was having unprotected sex so I wanted to make an appointment right away to make sure she doesn’t have any STDs . First off my daughter was asked to enter first and I was called in later on. She didn’t even ask me anything to why I was bringing her in or any information like that. Instead she questioned my daughter and she started crying she told my daughter it was ok to feel the way she does and I appreciate that. But when I entered the room all she said was the labs are ordered, I said that’s it she said yes so with everything that I found out everything still fresh I said what about a drug test and she said for what maybe I’m wrong for that but I never experienced this. She starting going off and starting judging me and comparing me to all the other parents she said based on her years of practice it’s because of the… strict parents that the children lash out it’s is because I don’t know my daughter that I don’t love my daughter unconditionally that my daughter is having sex. I do not agree with any of that and I believe it was unprofessional of her to speak to me like that in an arguing way in front of my daughter. I feel so betrayed by her but what she said I get she is trying to be an advocate for teens but what about the parents side? She should have spoke to me first to get the full details I was in my emotions and she judged me she put me down saying it is my fault. If I wasn’t so emotional I would have spoke more to her but I couldn’t she made me feel like a terrible mother when I know I am not. And on top of that after she told me off she just walked away I had to follow her to ask if we were done worse experience worse doctor worse advocate