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What to do if i continue getting sick, should i go back to the hospital?
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Vague question: Yes, if you don't feel well and continue getting sick, then you can go back to the hospital. But many chronic or recurring conditions can be taken care of effectively as an outpatient by your PCP or specialist.
Answered 7/16/2014
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