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Do i have to see a specialist to get a stool ova and parasite exam ordered?
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Any medical center: Your family doctor, internist or emergency room physician will have access to these type of laboratory evaluations. Discuss with them how to prepare the sample and have some idea of your exposure or symptoms to help in the search for the organisms suspected.
Answered 3/7/2013
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