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What to do if i cannot stop thinking about my test results should i listen to the doctor?
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Some ideas: If you have not gotten your tests results yet and are anxious, sit down with someone and wait things out together. Perhaps some knowledgeable person can tell you what the worst possible outcome is, and what is likely. If you've gotten results and obsessing about whether they are correct, get a second opinion. Remembers that labs make errors. Keep asking questions. Read only honest websites.
Answered 12/30/2015
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