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Should I ask my doctor?

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Participants boldwolf21Keith Jones76Thomas Jackson9Paul Nguyen31Tyler Hughes41
boldwolf21 boldwolf21 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
So, basically, like the title implies, I was wondering if there’s actually a place online where you can just "ask" a doctor a question via email and get a response... I mean, I'd love to avoid being dragged from one hospital to another or getting unnecessary scans if they aren't even needed... I'm looking for something along the lines of... ask a doctor, doctor replies
Keith Jones76 Keith Jones76 Active Member
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joined Mar 2009
#2 ·
Even if it does provide some answers, it’s never going to be a substitute for an actual doctor's visit or proper diagnostic testing.
Thomas Jackson9 Thomas Jackson9 Member
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joined Apr 2009
#3 ·
boldwolf21 said:So, essentially, following my own logic here, I was wondering if there’s actually some corner of the internet where you can just "ask" a doctor—you know, like sending off an email regarding a specific health concern—and get a real response back? I’d love to avoid all those endless trips to the local clinic or being shuffled through various imaging appointments if it isn't absolutely necessary... sort of like a service where you just ask a physician and they get back to you.

Well, it actually does exist! There is a site called WebMD, and they have a whole section specifically dedicated to asking doctors questions.
Paul Nguyen31 Paul Nguyen31 Newcomer
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joined May 2010
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Tyler Hughes41 Tyler Hughes41 Newcomer
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joined Nov 2010
#5 ·
Hey, I'm 17... I've been hearing about these Lecitone tablets lately... is it actually okay for me to take them?

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