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Businiess name:  Dr. Jawed Ehsan MD
Review by:  Guest
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II wanted to write you a letter concerning Dr. Jawed Ehsan. Please take a moment and read my story, for if it wasn't for Dr. Ehsan, I can't say whether or not I would be here or not. Back In 1998, I started having liver enzyme elevation. In 1999, I was diagnosed with Acute Intermittent Porphyria, by Dr. C while I resided in Marengo, IL. I was poked and drugged up to treat the "symptoms" (because that's basically all you can do with porphyria) and spent days, sometimes weeks in the hospital, or at home with home health. I was only 29 and wanted to LIVE my life. Life went on, I moved to Woodstock, IL. Dr. C only did what he thought he was suppose to do, and when I was well, my quality of life was there, just not for very long periods between "attacks." Until one day (in 2005, I believe) when I was out at my best friends house for the weekend, when I started with the nausea, vomiting, and upper right quadrant pain. My friend's husband had enough of me just being medicated, and either kept, or sent home to return to the hospital again. He believed in Sherman Hospital and their staff. Well, that is how I met Dr. Ehsan. That is when my whole life changed. I was admitted into the hospital that day. (Dr. C was getting ready to retire, you see, and I was extremely scared of going to another doctor.) Fate had other things in mind for me. Dr. Ehsan was so unbelievably compassionate and understanding. He did tests, explained what they were for, and explained again what the results meant. he took a lot of the meds that I was on, away. I started feeling better almost immediately. I have many, many allergies, and he takes the time to talk to me about what he does give me. I am probably in the hospital 1/16 of what I use to be. My diagnosis is not Porphyria. I have Hep C. When I am in the hospital, Dr. Ehsan is the same Dr. he is in the office. Kind, and compasionated. He really tries to figure things out; he goes the extra mile. I moved here from Woodstock to be closer to Dr. Ehsan, and the hospital. I have a LIFE now. I can pl

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