Allan Weston, MD

This guy is brilliant. I have a rare swallowing disorder (achalasia) and Dr. Weston has managed it so well. I wouldn't go to anyone else for this condition.

This doctor is the worst I have ever come across. I was sent via my GP's care just to have a few procedures done to mark the progression from the one I had two years ago. My main doctor was well aware that I had one two years prior and is working on a diagnosis. However this "Doctor" decided when I asked why he was refusing the new exploratory procedure, he immediately became hostile. I have severe anxiety when dealing with medical issues and it took me two years to build up the courage to face the severe digestive issues that have plagued me for over 5 years. He said I did not need it as I had IBS and that the severe constipation was the issue and until I take "brings out brand new drug his rep is paying him to pimp out" that nothing could be done. Mind you 1 hour prior I had been bleeding so bad that it was running down my leg and I explained that I did not think this was normal nor having laxatives thrown at a 5year problem. If I am experiencing 5 year "constipation" then what would be the cause because this is obviously not normal. However his response was in the worst tone and this guy honestly says "Duh your going to bleed because your constipated and have cuts that bleed through there. Mind you I had to tell him he had seen me before because he then had to go and find my record and of course this was disclosed when making the appointment. He was very hostile and angry. I left crying out of his office telling him YES I will report you and not even for myself but for future patients who may be reluctant to obtain help. It is very sad that this man took an oath and does not even understand what that means. I hope he gets anger management or maybe some sensitivity training, or at least stops practicing if this is his bed side manner. I swear to god I have never heard another medical professional use the word DUH to explain something to a patient.