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How likely is it that a gp will refer a patient to a dermatologist for a callous?
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Unlikely: It is probably something your GP can deal with and does not need a specialists. But you can always ask.
Answered 1/8/2017
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Depends: upon the LOCATION and SIZE of the callous.... Ask him/her....
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