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What is the best way to communicate to my pcp about pain? i don't want him to think i'm a drug seeker but the pain is real and effects me daily.
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Write down details: Go to your Primary Care Physician well prepaired; Write down in details a comprehensive description of your pain; Answer the following questions; When did the pain stat?, What does it feel like?, Where exactly does it go in your body once it starts?, What makes it better?, What makes it worse?, How long does it last untill it subsides?, Have you ever had this before?; Bring your notes to Doctor
Answered 11/26/2016
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