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Can i see my general physician if i think i may have complication from something he advised against?
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Of course: That's why your physician is there for. Doctors give you recommendations - whether you follow it or not is your choice. But if you don't, your doctor won't judge you - that's water under the bridge - he/she will try to treat you and advise you what to do next.
Answered 3/22/2012
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