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I am worried about something. need help please. (medical)?
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Make an appointment: Rather than worry, take action. Share the problem with a professional, starting with your regular doctor. This is the best way to address the worry-->address the cause of the worry. You'll move forward and feel better.
Answered 11/20/2014
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