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Migraine, epilepsy, reynaud's, arthritis, transient thrombophlebitis diagnosed at least 30 years ago. these have not changed. why should i be retest?

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Testing for what?: Management should be the issue. There should not be a need for testing unless some new issue has arisen. Discuss with your doctor what you need for management. He may suggest some new approach. This may involve new tests. Make sure he explains reasons. You need to be in charge of your management.

Answered 10/3/2016

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