Communication with your doctor is a two-way street. You cannot expect him to ignore your weight issues because they directly relate to your health and he's supposed to take care of your health. If he doesn't bring up the weight discussion, then more than likely it's because he is reading your body language and your reticence. And then you have a situation that I described in my previous blog - a poor doctor and a poor doctor relationship. Obviously you may not want to discuss your weight...
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