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How long after diagnosis should i wait to see a specialist?
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Soon as possible: If it has been determined that you need to see a specialist, then waiting longer than logistically necessary is neglect. I recognize that there can be difficulties in seeing a specialist, but you should see one as soon as you can be scheduled.
Answered 8/30/2013
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