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I am 26 years old, very healthy and physically fit. how frequently should i be checked by a physician?
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Health Exams: The yearly physical is going out of style in modern medicine. Especially when you are young. I can think of several common reasons for regular visits to discuss std risks and any common family disease risks. But a full physical in your twenties and thirties is probably fine every three to five years.
Answered 9/29/2016
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