How can you find a doctor who is open to patients who advocate for themselves and their loved ones? If you've ever experienced symptoms that are uncomfortable or life-changing, your first instinct might be to go to the doctor. And, if you've been diagnosed with a health condition, your doctor might have some kind of treatment in mind.Unfortunately, depending on what your diagnosis is, the treatment could cause even more pain, discomfort, and uneasiness. You may find yourself researching other alternatives to help treat your illness.What happens when your doctor isn't open to hearing your own opinion and potential alternative options?It's so important to firmly stand your ground and listen your gut, especially when it comes to your health. Sometimes doctors that follow more western medicine practices tend to stick to textbook information and very rarely look to other alternative methods of treatment.But, by having an open dialogue about what makes you more comfortable, you might be able to improve your relationship with your doctor and find a treatment option that works.How can you find a doctor who's open to patients who advocate for themselves and their loved ones?Best-selling author, Julia Schopick, joins Dr. Mike to share how you can improve your doctor-patient relationships.