Dr. Marlon Gregory Fisher, MD

This doctor is probably one of the highest paid doctors in the ER, just off of his looks alone. Sure he is gorgeous,but I don't think that knows anything about medicine. My situation was with my urinarary track system. They put the catheter in to release some of the preasure. When he finally arrived to my room he asked how long have I been in pain. He also asked me if I wanted to keep the catheter in a for few days. He used his stethoscope for a second. I explained to him that it hurt to take deep breaths so he stopped. After that I never saw him again. I was in the hospital last night due to not being able to urinate. After he exit the room, the nurse drew blood and took urine from the bag. They came back about 45 minutes later to tell me that my illness was unknown. I had no tract infection, and no bladder infection. They had all my discharge papers in hand already and told me that I could leave with the catheter in or I could allow them to take it out. They also informed me that it… will probably happen again. I opted out of the catheter due to the fact that no one actually helped me with the pain. And on top of that I had to ask for a prescription for pain. And wouldn't you know I thought that the nightmare was over... the pharmacist won't fill the prescription because he didn't do that right either. The worst hospital experience by far. The one star is for the nurse that inserted the catheter. She rocks!!!

Notice no picture. Very arrogant look. Musclehead, w/tattoos from elbows to shoulder. Didn't introduce himself.(got name from tag).Never explained the process, risks, actual place of incision, aftercare, use of medicine. Had outpatient abscess removal from private female genital (labia minora-inner vagina lips near bartholins gland inside opening that releases wetness during sex). Used very little anesthetic (xylocaine ~left on the counter, saw 2/3 of the bottle remained). Screams during cutting should have prompted a second or third shot), but expressionless persistent cutting for 10 mins with rugged squeezing of abscess through small incision it had to be cut open even further