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Went to get treated for chlsmydia and the doctor treated me very bad and rude. what to do..
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See a new doctor: While physicians are human and have all emotions like everyone else, all patients deserve courteous treatment, as long as the patient and/or family respect the physician and his/her staff.
Answered 6/29/2014
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