Treatment Today: A dark reality we can't ignore

Red eye due to disease troubled the man so much that he  decided to consult a capable ophthalmologist for the correct treatment. He was so disturbed by his red eye problem that he, in a huff, reached the doctor's clinic on foot. 

It was certainly not far from his residence. Though walking certainly caused him some physical trouble. What he aimed at was in absolute way a perfect treatment, so he did not mind walking for five or more minutes.

What the  doctor diagnosed, as he straight said was nothing more serious. The most satisfactory  aspect remained the doctor's air-conditioned, neat clinic. It was also not  stuffed with so many patients. It was indeed satisfactory matter for him. It paved way for him to sit before the doctor immediately.

He was so satisfied with this immediate opportunity of sitting before the young doctor. Positioning my head inside the eye-testing machine that is normally used for proper examination of the infected eyes. 

It was properly learned from the doctor's check-up that there was nothing serious in the left eye. The doctor considered that only blood cells were ruptured. It was indeed a matter of satisfaction. 

Revealing this intrepid fact perfectly, the confident doctor quickly closed the testing machine and suggested two different types of drops and assured the peeved patient not to worry a bit. 

The slightly more agitated patient was now relieved undoubtedly and quite sufficiently relieved by this exposure  by the doctor at the critical time. He was also thus satisfied with this ground experience. It helped him to understand one passionate truth. 

This definitely gave enough relief to the little bit more perturbed patient. One ardent fact became clear through this wholly ground experience at the time.

One man who consults a qualified doctor for the treatment spends nearly one thousand rupees to cure his red, infected eye, but at the same time another man with the same problem spends only one hundred rupees because he goes straight to the medical shop for the perfect eye drop. 

Therefore, there is no compunction or more remorse in saying there is a big difference between the doctor's cure and the quack. This is the dark reality of the present-day treatment. Can one contradict?

Every measurement in regard to expenses is not less than what we used to measure on such tricky occasions. From our perspective, it is not extremely small in any way.