Dr. Eric D. Duberman, MD at 155 Parkway Office Court in Cary, North Carolina

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  He was wonderful at first. When I asked for pain medication, he gave it to me. Then, one day, after asking for a refill, he called me and proceeded to literally SCREAM at me saying that I was the worst patient that he had ever had in his 23 years of practice and that he was sorry that he had ever operated on me. He accused me of selling my pain medication and threatened to turn me in to the police. NONE of this was true. He was constantly screaming, and I mean screaming at me and wouldn't even let me talk or explain anything. When I finally did get a chance to try to explain, he started yelling at me again and said that he didn't believe me. I ended up getting dependent on the pain medication, but didn't realize it until after all this happened. He even gave me two different pain medications at one time. He did question me as to why I wanted two and I explained it to him. I got a staph infection either when I was in the hospital after my surgery or during my surgery. It was diagnosed via a culture approximately 2 weeks later, which is about the incubation time for staph. It constantly drained from my wound. I went to a surgeon in Goldsboro who said that my situation was a mess and that he wouldn't touch me with a 10-foot pole. He then referred me to a hernia specialist in Greenville, who immediately did a CAT scan and said that my mesh was severely infected with staph. Dr. Duberman did my surgery in August, 2014 and I ended up having to have the mesh removed totally in November, 2014 due to the staph infection. I was told numerous times by my doctor in Greenville that I WOULD end up with another hernia, it was just a matter of time. I feel that if Dr. Duberman would have taken the time to do something about it at the time, that I may not have had to go through everything else that I did. Dr. Duberman also had to re-admit me twice, once in Sept. 2014 and once in Oct. 2014 for seroma and abscess drainages and I ended up with a wound vac as well. It was a nightmare situation. He did put me on antibiotics for the staph infection, but they didn't work. After that, he didn't seem to bother with it. I feel that he could have done something more, like maybe a stronger antibiotic or an IV antiobiotic, but he never did. I feel that he should have sat me down in his office and talked to me about the pain medication issue instead of calling me and screaming at me over the phone and saying the nasty things that he did. I've NEVER had a doctor in my life treat me this way and it was VERY unprofessional. To this day, I now have to constantly wear an abdominal binder due to the damage done to my abdominal muscles and if I take it off, I get sick. I am not the type of person to write personal things like this, I am not out to "get him", I just feel that others should be aware of what happened to me and how unprofessional it was of him to accuse me, threaten me and not treat me the way that he should have.
  January 02, 2017

  by PC9901

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