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What should i tell my doctor about my health before this treatment?
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Everything: Try and answer all the questions your doctor asks you about your health...A thorough doctor should ask you about all your symptoms, as well as symptoms about all of your body's systems, your past medical and surgical history, your family history, and your social history (including tobacco, alcohol, and drug use as well as your sexual history). Being frank and truthful is the best way.
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