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What does my first appointment with a gi doctor be like?
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He/she'll discuss: The differential diagnoses or possibilities based on your symptoms, the need for further work up or diagnostic testing, course of treatment, need for follow up etc. Best wishes! http://www.Healthboards.Com/boards/digestive-disorders/142473-gi-doctors.Html.
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