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A member asked:
I must not call off tomorrow and need professional advice flu like symptoms and hopefully a dr note to return to work mon. weekends dr office closed=(?
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Depends: Whether you need to see a doctor or not depends on how long and how severe your symptoms have been. I would highly doubt that any doctor would write you a note to return to work without examining you. You can always go to an urgent care center to find a doctor on weekends.
Answered 2/23/2018
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