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You can obtain medical advice from various sources, including your primary care physician, specialists, or local healthcare facilities. Additionally, many hospitals and clinics offer telehealth services for remote consultations. For non-urgent inquiries, reputable health websites and resources, such as the Mayo Clinic or WebMD, can provide general information, but always consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice.
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Who do Muslims seek for medical advice?
They get medical advice from doctors.
Can you get more then one body pericing at one time?
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Can obesity be mananged?
Yes it can with a well balanced diet and lifestyle. However medical advice should be sought and medical advice given.
When do you seek medical advice when you have chlamydia?
If you have chlamydia, you should seek medical advice and treatment as soon as possible to reduce the risk of complications.
What do you do if you have seven balls?
Seek medical advice
Does getting medical advice on this site cost money?
No - BUT - since absolutely anyone can answer the questions posted, any medical advice given may not come from a qualified medical professional ! You should always seek confirmation of any advice on here - from your own doctor !
What do you do if you have found a small lump?
Seek medical advice.
How and why do people ignore medical advice?
12 years.
Why am i introvert and want to die?
WE cannot give advice on medical matters. You should seek expert advice
Is Demerol safe?
It is when used properly, according to medical advice.
What services does WebMD offer to consumers?
WebMD offers medical advice online. Like if you have a headache and you don't know what to treat. You will go on there and search your problem and a doctor will give medical advice.
What is the AMA in sociology?
In sociology, AMA can refer to "Against Medical Advice," where a patient refuses or ignores medical advice given by healthcare professionals. This term is often used in the context of healthcare decision-making and patient autonomy.
