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I haven't been to a doctors for over 10 years and i am turning 30 this year is it normal?
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Any symptoms?: If you are in good health, there has been no change in your health and you do not have any symptoms, there is nothing out of the of the ordinary for a person of your age, It may be more important to see your dentist.
Answered 1/21/2019
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