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A member asked:
Should i see a specialist for non venomous snake bite, or can my regular doctor take care of it?
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PCP good.: You should get it checked by your doctor who can evaluate for infection, inflammation, etc. - if he/she feels it necessary for you to see a specialist they can direct you to the proper specialist.
Answered 8/4/2012
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Your doc: For non-venomous bites, your primary physician should be able to advise and treat if any secondary side effects occur.
Answered 7/18/2013
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