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A member asked:
Can i request to have a blood test done with my gp when making a appointment? or is it up to my gp
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D/w your MD: Discuss with your gp. Your gp may order the test if he/she thinks the order is relevant to your problem and may help in managing your problem.
Answered 1/13/2013
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