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I want to know if i can go see the doctor if the prescribed medication he/she provided does keep well.
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Yes: Follow up care is critical in order to decide if meds still needed, further tests, dose adjustments, etc. Many conditions are self limited also and medication may no longer be needed.
Answered 7/16/2020
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