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What should i ask an infectious disease specialist?
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Infection: You can expect this specialist to obtain samples from you after performing a complete medical history evaluation and examination. Then to provide you with a diagnosis of the disease and the bacteria or virus responsible. Lastly a treatment plan involving surgery and or medications with regular follow up.
Answered 11/28/2017
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DISEASE QUESTIONS: Anything related to infectious disese presence, diagnosis, treatment or transmission of an infectious disease.
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