Dr. Charles Hunter Richmond, MD

I went to Charles Hunter Richmond and he told me to use hydrogen peroxide inside my nose for a sinus infection. He did this because I unknowingly gave him Covid before I knew I had it. He said because he got Covid, he had to have a stent put in his heart. Truth is he had a stent put in his heart because he had cholesterol issues. I had Covid and I didn’t half to have a stent put in my heart and we are close to the same age. I even asked him about the hydrogen peroxide because it didn’t seem like the right thing to do and I stated,’inside my nose?’ He said, yes but not too much because wooo!’ I looked at the bottle of Hydrogen peroxide and it said for external use only. Confused I googled it and online it stated that it was safe to use in the mucosa as a nasal spray. There was a continuation to the post that I didn’t see online that you were suppose to dilute it but it didn’t state it on the post unless you clicked on it. He scheduled our next appointment a month from the last time I… saw him. I used the hydrogen peroxide inside my nose a little bit at a time: a very small amount every day for a month. Since then I have had several health issues. I have muscle loss, bone deterioration, tissue loss, turtle shell finger nails, organ failure, pours filled in with dead skin cells hair silky and moist texture, loss of eye sight, the skin in my nose is crusted solid, like cement.

Not a good experience.I went to this doctor who I was referred to by my nurse practitioner because I had a sinus infection. He told me to use something inside my nose in my first visit. He stated that his ct machine was not in the office yet because he removed the old one to make way for the new one. Second visit he looked up my nose and I told him I had Covid when he saw me last time but I didn’t know I had it until I went to the er after his visit. He told me he had Covid too and had to have a stent put in his heart. He then told me that the ct scan revealed the sinus infection but it wasn’t that bad. He gave me a two week regiment of Antibiotics and when the nurse left the room I asked him about the cartilage on my nose because it was receding. He told me to use hydrogen peroxide. I said up inside my nose he said yes but not too much because,’wooo.’ I thought it seemed wrong but then I looked up a post online and it stated it was safe to use in the mucosa as a nasal spray. He… scheduled our next appointment a month out so I used a little at a time for a month. Now I am experiencing muscle loss, bone loss tissue loss neurological disorders gum rescission teeth rotting loss of eye sight experiencing organ failure finger nails like turtle shells and hair that is silky like satin. I went to the review board about him telling me to use hydrogen peroxide and he denied it. He told them that he never told me to use hydrogen peroxide inside my nose. I believe he told them he also didn’t tell them he told me to use a chemical inside my nose too. They both have warning labels on them that state ‘for external use only.’

Scheduled surgery to remove a "stone". Once in surgery, he realized it was a tumor, but said it looked benign. Upon post surgery follow up visit, he told me of a cancer diagnosis by naming my cancer, handing me a piece of paper (report), and just said I'll "get a few radiation treatments". I had no preparation for such a diagnosis and had come alone as I thought all was well. He didn't even brace me for the news. "A few radiation treatments" was 7 weeks of daily radiation with 6 weeks off from work and battling Stage 4 cancer. I don't blame him for the diagnosis (or misdiagnosis), but I never dreamed I would receive life changing news in such a manner. However, he did leave just a minimal scar from the surgery.

Never met a better doc. He's efficient and very obviously cares about his patients. At my first appt, he asked me how long my wait was and I've never had a doctor ask that. Later, when I had my preop for my tonsil surgery, he made sure I knew everything that was going to happen and answered all my questions. He really cares and it shows. I recommend all the time.

Went with dizziness and hearing trouble. Diagnosed the problem and fixed it in one visit.

My kids tonsils were so infected they were touching.he didn't seem to care. Asked around. He has bad rep. Went to another doc. He was arrogant and refused to operate.

I have only been to him once, but, found his Denison staff courteous and helpful. He was very pleasant and listened to me. It was a very pleasant experience.