Also, ask if there is anything you need to do to prepare for the test or if there are any specific instructions you should follow when taking the medication. If you’re receiving a test, don’t forget to ask when the test results will be ready and how they will communicate them to you.
If you receive a new diagnosis, the National Institutes of Health recommends you ask your doctor if your condition is chronic or can be cured, where you can learn more information about the condition and how it can be treated or managed.
You know your body best, so if you feel the treatment or diagnosis you receive isn’t correct, a second opinion may be in order.
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