Dr. Fernando A. Navarro, MD at 6410 Fannin Street in Houston, Texas

Customer Reviews about Dr. Fernando A. Navarro, MD

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  HORRIBLE doctor. Do not take your child to see him unless you want to feel like you have thrown your money out the back door. We waited well over an hour to see him only to be told that doesn't know what is wrong with my son and we'll just have to wait and see what happens in a few months. No plans for testing, scans, NOTHING. He is a child but supposed to live with stomach pain for months??? Not what I wanted to see in a specialist. The whole reason we saw him was because our pediatrician recommended we see a specialist and he had the shortest wait time for an appointment. I know why now, he knows as much as I do and I am not making $$$. I will be making an appointment with another doctor who knows what they are doing. I am not going to let my child sit in pain for a few months!!!!
  September 30, 2017

  by Reece Moore
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  Terrible experience with this "Doctor". After being diagnosed with Crohn's disease I saw Dr. Navarro multiple times to ensure everything was going well and healing properly after my surgery. NOTE: Skip to the end for a brief summary, or read the whole thing for the entire run down of the situation. I made it VERY clear that taking medicine for Crohn's was against my personal beliefs. He continued to push medicine and invoked a feeling of fear that if I did not take the medicine I would end up needing surgery again soon after. Against my personal beliefs I let the fear induce me into taking 6MP (Mercaptopurine), which I was to take every day basically for the rest of my life since there is no cure for Crohn's. To make a long story short, 6MP made my life a living hell for the first 6-8 months of my Freshman year in an out-of-state college where I had no family. I woke up every morning feeling tired, groggy, and always had a stomach ache due to the feeling of an empty stomach. This medicine not only ruined my freshman year of college, but also made me lose hope in modern Doctors and health-care. I stopped taking the medicine, but still felt crappy for another 2-3 months before finally returning to my previous (pre-med) well-being. Two and a half years later I still haven't needed another surgery for Crohn's and have remained relatively symptom free. ----My point is, a Doctor NEEDS to consider the interests of his/her patients and GUIDE that patient to making an informed decision based on their own interests (and not the interests of the Doctor). A good Doctor would have provided me with statistics of taking medicine vs. not taking medicine and shared his/her honest opinion with me. Dr. Navarro was likely paid by 6MP to push their products to patients (though I can't say for sure because Dr's have the right to hide this info from patients...seems twisted considering Lawyer's are REQUIRED by law to disclose any possible conflicts of interest) which led him to making a decision based on his own interests rather than my personal interests.
  June 12, 2017

  by Zachary M

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