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When does it mean when my primary doctor called my new neurologist about my case i been limping for 5 months going on 6 months soon she told me she wants my new neurologist to look over my case before my doctor appointment with them what do that m?
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As you may have been advised earlier, it is entirely appropriate and proper procedure for your doctor to brief the neurologist about your condition to facilitate the consultation. Wish you good health!
Answered 9/26/2021
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