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Cant i go to the hospital for multiple things?
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Depends: If you don't have a life threatening illness, it is best to see your primary care doctor first. Hospital ER is expensive and the doctor there is best at handling life threatening illnesses not minor medical problems or chronic issues like management of diabetes.
Answered 8/4/2016
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