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Can gynecologists and obstetricians keep secrets about plastic surgery and contraceptive device from my husband?
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Yes: You can keep your medical information confidential.
Answered 2/13/2013
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Absolutely.: Patient confidentiality is a big part of all physicians practices. Therefore, any “secrets” you may have will remain confidential.
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