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I want to end a doctor-patient relationship based on the fact, the dr failed to listen to me, resulting in gross error to my care. how do i end this?
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Communicate: It is a good idea to communicate your frustrations with your doctor especially if you have know him for a while. If you don't trust your doctor. Feel free to ask for another one. It's your right to see who you want to. You don't need to give an explanation.
Answered 5/12/2014
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