Lucilyn Bullock, PA-C

Went for a menopause consult, was offered anti anxiety meds and a "new medicine just for hot flashes" which would have cost well over 700. Was told to get a coupon from manufacturer, to lower cost. None of the other symptoms were addressed, and when I said I do not want the medications offered, I was told those are all that can be prescribed, and she kept pushing the high dollar medication, saying I should be the guinea pig andtest it for her. It took 4 refusals and going to another doctor to get her to stop pushing the medication. She did not want to listen to symptoms, nor did she try to help figure out a treatment tailored to those symptoms. When I spoke with the other doctor, he said anti anxiety meds do nothing for my symptoms and the new medication is so new it isn't tested enough to be worth trying

I was sent to her office at the Crystal Clinic on recommendation due to concerns raised by my university's health center that my knee was so swollen with effusion that it would not drain naturally, and would need specialty care. It was the size of a softball. Upon finding out that I did not have x-rays (Uni facility was down at the time), I was told that it is "normal for a college student to experience swelling and joint pain" and sent off. It has been a month without natural improvement.