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I could not afford to go to a Doctor with a problem I was having so I went to WebMD to see what I could do to resolve the problem. After I asked the question, the answer I got "give us money first (credit card info) then we will answer" I left the sight. About a week later I got an e-mail from some guy who said he was a doctor and gave me info I already knew and that was the end of it. For all I know, he could have been the janitor. Don't waste you time or money there.

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I'm not sure that they even know that this false information exists on their website. There is an article claiming that the Continuous Glucose Monitor is covered and aprroved by Medicare. This is a cruel hoax on type-one insulin dependent diabetics. My husband spent several days between elation and deflation, arguing with medical authorities. The article is only accessible after reaching the website, www.webmd.com, then retyping www.diabetes.webmd.com/continuous-glucose-monitoring. He found it from some link on the internet. Since Medicare is clear about not covering the CGM, the article should be altered to the truth or taken off of the internet altogether. I do believe that the website is an unreliable source of information.

A few days ago I was experiencing some abdominal pain thinking it may have been bad gas, or something bad I ate it wasn't given much thought. When it wasn't getting any better I looked up my symptoms on the "Symptom Checker" on WebMD. Within just a few clicks of the symptoms I was experiencing at the time it said to seek medical attention right away! Then I drove myself to the local ER where I learned that I had appendicitis and had to have my appendix removed if I had not it would have been too late.
Thanks, WebMD

They have a horrifying, disgusting article up about infant circumcision. It's full of misinformation that can be very damaging. The bottom line is basically that infants don't have bodily autonomy and circumcision isn't harmful.

Circumcision is extremely harmful, not only physically but psychologically as well. It's a barbaric practice that should NOT be inflicted on any baby today. No one should be having a body part removed off of someone who can't consent. Girls are protected from genital mutilation, boys should be too.

Webmd, I suggest you take that harmful article down and educate yourselves before saying anything else about circumcision. Please, you could be an influencing factor as to why more baby boys are hurt with this horrific practice.

Do you really want that kind of blood on your hands? Get with the times, removing a vital body part for no good reason should NOT be considered a medical procedure. There are absolutely zero benefits to circumcision, and even if there IS any small benefit, the cons far outweigh the pros.

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I know you shouldn't rely on the internet when it comes to medical problems, but I checked my symptoms on WebMD and it literally saved my life. I was rushed to the hospital with a lungembolism.

Thanks WebMD :)

WebMD does not have the latest info about identifying your prescription meds based on their pill markings. I've found that Drugs.com has more current info.

I am a healthcare provider and have had false reviews posted on the internet. I contacted WebMD five times via their web site contact page, mailed them a letter, called them twice (no ability to speak to a live person or leave a message), and filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau. WebMD did not respond to two inquiries from the BBB. I have now filed a complaint with two accrediting agencies for WebMD and am awaiting a response.