There are two ways to look at the issue of patients refusing to take medical treatment. The first way would be through the eyes of the patient. What are the patients’ rights? Who decides what the patients’ rights are? Can a patient refuse treatment? On the other hand, we have the medical aspect. What do the doctors do if someone does not want treatment? What is their obligation to the patient? Is it forcing treatment …showed first 75 words of 613 total…

…showed last 75 words of 613 total…taking them today. Although his options greatly led towards surgery, a great deal of thought went into his decision. He had to consider the financial aspect of his medicine, the possibility of not coming out of the surgery and also the possibility of his body rejecting the new organ. With family support along with the medical staff’s knowledge, he based his decision. Today, he is living life to the fullest with no further complications.