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Just got a call about my blood work, they are sending me to an endocrinologist, what do they do??
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Endocrinologist: The endocrinologist helps people with hormone issues, such as diabetes mellitus and thyroid conditions. Perhaps one of their most common reasons for a referral is for a slightly abnormal lab result, which they can sort out or interpret more effectively. Sometimes they help decide which labs to order before lab tests are done. Hope that helps!
Answered 5/23/2016
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