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I need a doctors note for work..im finally feeling better but my work told me i need a note.
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Doctor's note: We cannot provide medical notes from the Health Tap Answer Questions feature. Only a doctor who has seen you in person (i.e., has a doctor-patient relationship with you) can write a medical note.
Answered 7/31/2014
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