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Is it ok to tell my doctor that my husband is abusive. i'm afraid of breaking down crying in front of the doctor. ?
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Confidential: It is definitely fine to tell your physician. That way he will be able to better care for you and lead to appropriate community resources that will be of assistance to you.
Answered 11/7/2016
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