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Do medical doctors believe that health disorders can fall along a continuum spectrum, or does it always have to be a concrete disorder?
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Depends on Dr.: I believe that all doctors don't have the same beliefs. Personally I believe most disorders fall on a continuum spectrum. One common example that's widely acknowledged is Autism Spectrum Disorder, which can range from mild to severe. Conditions like high blood pressure, diabetes and depression can also range from borderline to mild to severe. I look at each patient as an individual. See comment:
Answered 10/18/2015
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