Internet more trusted than doctors

Known, 1 in 4 women have been buying the wrong drug after diagnosing the disease itself via the internet. Then found as many as 1 in 10 women bear the side effects.

Not a few women who self-diagnose via the internet and then buy the drug without discussing it first with your pharmacist whether it is correct.

One in 10 women said they were hesitant to discuss health issues with family because they do not want too much fuss, while a third said they would prefer to find information on the internet before it went to the doctor. A quarter said they were afraid to talk to your doctor.

A third said they waited at least two weeks with medical problems before talking to your doctor, while one in 20 women have spent more than a year before the symptoms, seek medical help.

Terumum symptoms that encourage women to self diagnose the sleep problems, headaches, and depression. Meanwhile, muscle pain, itching, and fatigue are usually made ​​of women consulted with Dr. Google.

One-fifth of women had been diagnosed as having ulcers, high blood pressure, or asthma. The survey was conducted on 1,000 women, and held by Balance Activ, a brand of women's health.