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I wanted to know if we switch gynecologist, will the new gynecologist do the same tests like the old gynecologist or will do new tests?
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Medicine: It depends on your health condition, the history you have, and what your current concerns are. So, yes, of course a physician will act like a physician and work in your problems.
Answered 6/21/2014
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