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Based on my symptoms i was diagnosed with rrms, other conditions were rolled out and normal mri, i was given medication for over active bladder, do i need to track my symptoms if it worsen? do i need to see a internal medicine doctor?
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Primary care: If there is a change in your symptoms, it would be prudent to see your primary care provider for assessment and to ascertain if you need to see a specialist. Wish you good health!
Answered 9/3/2020
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