Hello. : Hello. Don't have a way to associate this question with the earlier one you posted. The doctors that provide answers do so as a public service. So, they usually answer questions when they get a chance. Maybe in between patients or after their work day. Depending on what the subject is, you may need to wait until a doctor who has some expertise in the matter looks through available questions. I know there are some sites where there are rapid responses but i believe there may be a fee involved because the providers are paid for their service. Hope this helps to explain. Take care.
Answered 4/8/2015
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As : As usual, dr. Fowler is right on with her answer. At the moment, i'm between patients myself witting a quick response. I actually never heard of this site until a few days ago, and i think it's going to take time before more doctors are aware of this and participate in answering questions. I also think a lot of doctors tend to only look at their area of practice or interest, not every single question that's posted. I also don't have any means by which to cross-reference your original question, so i can't give you any advice. Perhaps you should re-post your question so it appears again, so doctors who might have missed it but were willing to post an answer can get another crack at it.
Answered 10/31/2015
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