Got scammed or not, time will tell

My mother has been suffering from osteoarthritis and bone-related issues for the past 6-8 years. During this time, I consulted with some of the top doctors in Lucknow and other nearby cities. These doctors, who have their own private clinics and also work in private and government hospitals with 10-20+ years of working experience, said that she has osteoarthritis & bone-related issues but unfortunately, there has been no improvement in her condition. Recently, I visited PGI, where the doctor reviewed all her X-rays and blood reports. To my surprise, the doctor said that my mother does not have any bone-related diseases, including osteoarthritis. I was shocked to hear this, considering that these are the same reports other doctors used to confirm their diagnosis. We have another appointment with the PGI doctor in the coming days, and I am eager to see what they suggest for her treatment to achieve better results. If this new diagnosis is accurate, it raises serious concerns about the state of our healthcare system. It feels as though some doctors might be more focused on profit than providing genuine care, which is heartbreaking. However, I can't make any conclusions yet—time will reveal the truth.