Dr. Lucia Cecilia Muller, MD

I have been seeing Dr. Muller for several years and have noticed progressively concerning behavior from her. Dr. Muller seemed annoyed from the moment she entered the exam room during my latest appointment. Her annoyance seemed directed at me and what she perceived I had/had not done for the given appointment. I was having very concerning physical symptoms (passing out) which were becoming more frequent and prompted me to seek medical advice. I found Dr.Muller to "minimize" my symptoms/concerns (passing out) as "statistically" minor. She so much as told me what was happening to me had only occurred (3) times in 4 years, so wasn't concerning. She was "flippant" in her suggestion of what I should do if I felt I would pass out again, saying, "Have your cell phone with you, call 911 letting them know you're passing out and the front door is open." In a perfect world, perhaps, but not a comment you should be hearing from a concerned medical professional in the face of reoccurring… symptoms that are hurting me and could potentially hurt others. I further asked about one of the results of my recent blood test, which Dr. Muller said was "normal". It wasn't. One result showed more that 3 times the result that is considered normal. When I asked about this, she seemed annoyed that I asked and told me it was just a measure of "inflammation". She did not seem to want to discuss this any longer although this has been a problem I've had for nearly 40 years, but has not been adequately addressed. I then got up and walked out on this meeting and Dr. Muller's final words to me were, "Sorry you aren't hearing what you want to hear". I was floored by this appointment. What medical professional conducts themselves this way? I had noticed similar behavior from Dr. Muller in the past, but put that aside and gave her another try as it is so difficult to find a doctor in this area. I have thought long and hard about sharing my thoughts about this meeting and decided it needed to be shared.