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Something bit my son we dont know what it is can i send you a picture?
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Sure.: You can certainly request a virtual consultation and send a picture during the consultation for review. You can consult with regular general practitioner, family practitioner, pediatrician, dermatologist and or infectious disease doctor.
Answered 11/28/2017
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Not this site: This is the public HT site. We offer general medical information and answers to specific questions. We have no way to review any pictures/lab/x-rays etc. that you might upload into a personal file on the site. The HT prime, our sister site with concierge services has some of these capabilities.
Answered 11/28/2017
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