I felt very pressured and piled on while I was there. I came in for one problem and ended up getting questioned and harassed about a separate problem relating to an elevated heart rate. I was anxious and stressed and was told I "had to calm down or else I wouldn't be released." I was also told that "I wasn't trying to calm down hard enough" because my heart rate wasn't changing. I was also more riled up when I was told I needed to be transferred to the ER for a bunch of procedures I wasn't comfortable with. I was under massive amounts of anxiety and the doctor could not let anything go saying he couldn't write off my stress as "anxiety" despite writing "patient appears stressed" in my aftercare notes. I felt like he wasn't even listening to what I had to say or how I was feeling. It got so bad I finally told them I just wanted to leave the room since I was feeling worse the longer I sat in that room being talked to in the ways listed above. I signed the paperwork and had to promise to update someone calling later about my heart rate. I understand the concern, but as a young adult, with only a separate concern, I felt interrogated and pressured about a separate issue unrelated to my matter. My paperwork and results were also briefly talked about and I was pretty much dismissed the second I denied the additional procedures/care that I didn't feel comfortable with. I was then called multiple times later that night by both the nurse and doctor pressuring me to give them my heart rate and updates about how I was feeling. Every time I received a call I once again felt large amounts of panic and despite notifying the doctor, he continued to pressure me to give him updates on my heart rate despite it never being too high or of concern for an anxious person like me. Additionally, I mentioned how I was uncomfortable, and every time I talked to them my heart rate was going back up because of how stressed and upset I was about previous interactions. 
Kenosha WI AKW