Yes, they’re allowed, but family doctors are less than likely to want to. Maybe a brief question.

You can initiate the conversation but if the doc is professional they’ll keep their responses neutral.

Yes, I talk about spiritual matters with both my psychologist and psychiatrist all the time, but never with my regular doctor.

Wait…are you talking about a medical doctor?

Not professionally, IMO. It wouldn’t be ethical, specifically.
For you to try to initiate a conversation on the subject would be a waste of time.

If your religious/spiritual beliefs have a major impact on your mental/physical well being then this is a legitimate thing to talk about. Doctors should be able to discuss this aspect of your health without discussing the rightness or wrongness of your particular beliefs.

Go see a priest.

Interesting question. I wonder, because when I had to get a new primary doctor last year, one of the questions they have you answer (but of course, you can choose, “I rather not say.” as an option), is what religion are you. But maybe that’s just so they can be aware of possible diet (or other) restrictions?

@RedDeerGuy1 How did it go???

@LadyMarissa My doctor said that it’s not her area of expertise.