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Does being sick or injured skew a patient's objectivity as in agreeing too readily for procedures?
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Have company: It is always best to bring a family member or trusted friend along to help you make an informed decision if possible.
Answered 3/13/2013
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Not exactly: They would be the ones in need of most procedures, so hard to say what you are getting at. If they are eager to get better, and their provider (dr/pa/np) counsels them properly w/risks, benefits, and options then should not be unwise or over-eager.
Answered 3/13/2013
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