well if you have a animal with you everyday if the animal hurts you the doctor will be close by to help with your injuries well that's what i think uatstar
You may talk to your doctor about inducing you if you are very close to your due date. Your doctor will help you determine if this is a safe route to choose.
if you are refering to Cleopatra VII (the 7th), then no. to the best of my knoledge, so was NOT a doctor. She may have had a close childhood friend that became her doctor though...
Look at seeking help, that doesn't necessarily mean a GP. Close friends, or family. If you are not eating at all, then it is definitely worth you visiting a doctor.
The simple answer is YES. However this isn't a simple question. I first say talk to your doctor. Typically stent remain open for years before becoming blocked again. With that said, there is always a chance it can close. All the same risk factor for cardiovascular disease must be considered. If the doctor prescribed medications after the procedure, it is vital that they are taken. Again talk to your doctor for a more personalized answer.
if you get it from a doctor and you need them for ilness or something close
stay close to the toilet and see your doctor.
the doctor used stiches to close the leceration
no..not nearly close
During a craniotomy, a flap of bone is temporarily removed. After the procedure is over, the bone flap is replaced and secured by the doctor using a variety of methods, including titanium plates and screws, wire, or sutures.
Most Doctor Who museums are simply touring around - they probably moved to some place else unfortunately
No, the Doctor's most attractive companion would probably be Freema Agyeman as Martha Jones with a close second being Karen Gillan as Amy Pond. In my geekiest moment I might argue that K9 was at the best companion of all time.