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A member asked:
Good morning i have a severe migraine attack and would like to know if it is possible for me to consult with a doctor on the app?
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Sure: An adult can consult a doctor online for most health concerns. For primary care issues such as headaches, she can ask for the next primary care online appointment (quickest), or can ask for a particular doctor by name (takes longer) or a particular specialty (such as neurology). The details of the care, and whether or not meds are prescribed, depends on individual circumstances each time.
Answered 8/25/2020
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