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A member asked:
Can i get blood drawn at hospital or clinic and then take it with me to send to another doctor/?
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Easier than that: If you understand your question, you don't have to take the blood with you. When you get your blood drawn, simply request that they send the results to whomever you like and it should be done. The results are yours. You can do whatever you like with them.
Answered 7/5/2012
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