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If i went to a doc for chronic pain and admited i had depression would they wave me off? should i exclude that fact?
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Pain & depression: 21 F asks: If i went to a doc for chronic pain and admited i had depression would they wave me off? Should I exclude that fact? ANS: if you are looking for the best help from the Dr you see you must tell everything. Only then can you expect to get the best advice and treatment.
Answered 12/19/2016
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