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I am being refused tests and diagnosis for severe crippling athritis because of depression. what can i do?
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Ridiculous : Pain is a bio psychosocial disease. Your pain can make your depression worse. Your depression can make it difficult to cope with the pain. You need to find a doctor who understands the importance of working up your pain complaints and effectively treating your pain.
Answered 11/28/2017
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