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A "GP" is the abbreviation for "General Practitioner" or more commonly called "Family Physician". Thus, a "GP" is a doctor. There is a difference between "General Practitioners" and "Specialists". A GP can evaluate and arrange an appointment with a specialist, if one is needed.
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What is a Doctor GP?
General Practitioner its your main doctor you see when u feel ill
Why are you coming on every other day?
are you sure your coming on your priod everyday? because if you are you need to see your gp or a doctor i mean im only 15 but i really am understanding and i give good advise and to be honest everyone is unique and people should except you for who you are but you need to see the doctor or gp because something could or is wrong
Things you cannot see?
Umm, if you mean you can't see things, you might need glasses. See your optician or GP. If you mean you are seeing things that you should not be seeing then.. er..SEE A DOCTOR. NOw.
What kind of doctor do you have to talk to for physical problems?
your GP would be fine
Is having smelly discharge normal after miscarriage?
You may have an infection. see a doctor.
Who is the type of Doctor to find out why my veins enlarge in only one arm when it is lifted?
You should see a GP. If the GP can't figure it out, he/she will refer you to a specialist.
What will you do if you can't see in your eye?
go to the doctor or local gp what ever that is /means it could be serius
What type doctor do you see for a spider bite?
GP (General Practitioner), Skin specialist, Immunologist...
Why are you constantly bloated and tired?
Not having enough sleep can cause constant tired ness and also if you are run down and stressed.Re-charge your batteries, and eat plently of nutrients.However if this is a medical problem seek medical help and see your gp.
NHS- England--If you need a repeat prescription do you go to the doctor or the chemist?
Any prescribed drug must be signed off by a doctor in the first instance. In general, you must make an appointment and see your GP every time you want a prescription again. However, for longer term conditions, or where you may be on numerous medications, your GP may decide to put your medicines 'on repeat': this means that you can simply call your surgery to request the prescription again without having to see the doctor. It's best to contact your regular surgery to check whether the medication you want is on repeat, or whether the GP would be willing to dispense your medication on repeat without seeing you.
What are the name of the doctor's?
gp's
Where do you get help if you don't know what to do for a virus?
Probably just call your Local Doctor/GP and see what they sugest. You may need to book an appoitment...
