Dr. Lulseged Seyoum Zenebe, MD

I was in the ER and was a mysterious case but I was severely dehydrated and I could not talk from biting my tongue from the seizure so talking was becoming impossible. But he kept asking me redundant questions over and over. This was horrible. I had assistance in my answers from a family member but really? You need to write down what I'm saying to you. He's the weekend, probably on call, hospitalist not expecting Dr house. Go ask the ER I gave them the same answers. Eventually they move me to a hospital room and he strolls into me room, they had finally allowed me water, and asks a few things. Then he asks me to lift my left leg so I do that. So he can compare my legs. Then he points at my right leg says do same thing... I scream in pain hold onto side of bed and was able to get my leg maybe 1/4 of an inch off ground and he was happy about this. This was the last time I saw him as the weekday doctors were not m torturers. I was feverish all night. The pain from rhabdomyolysis in… the entire right side of my body. I had pain that the highest pain medication they would give me would barely touch. I would spend my time just not moving and bedridden. Anyways that first night I was in so much pain. I would find out that this doctor, before leaving, lowered the pain meds to first level pain medicine (vicodin down from hydromorphone) this is a huge change. Dr zenebe thought I was doing better because I lifted my right leg. And the nurses were tired of me pleading for help all night. I cried from the pain I didn't know what else to do. The nurses would later page the doctor who moved me back to what I was on. The pain would go down roughly 50%but I was satisfied with that. I never experienced pain like this in my life. It would take days for doctors to conclude what it is I was going through. All my muscles on the right side were breaking down and poisoning my organs. _

Very thorough. Linstens. Respectful.