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Uti cleared one week. continual concerns about delirium. going to see a geriatric psychiatrist. is that the right course of action?
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Delirium?: If cleared by your pcp, yes it is a wise choice. Good luck.
Answered 4/13/2013
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Yes: Geriatric psychiatrists tend to have a lot of experience on this topic.
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