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I have not been feeling well for over a year not but my bloodwork always comes back fine how do i find out what's wrong with me?
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Get other opinion: Nobody is perfect. Just because nothing is found by one person does not mean another person can't find a better answer. See another doctor. You need to be more specific with your symptoms, which will direct the work-up. You may need a specialist, but it depends on your symptoms.
Answered 3/28/2015
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