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Could you tell me what happens when admitted to the hospital for self harm?
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A person may or : May not be admitted to a hospital for self -harm. A physical examination, lab tests and history are usually obtained. You will usually be observed for safety. Providers talk with you about your issues and teach you better ways to cope.
Answered 7/15/2013
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