You are in a health partnership with your physicians, so you need to be an active participant in your care. Here are a few tips for communicating with your physician: Be organized when you arrive for your surgical consult. Come prepared with information about your symptoms and be prepared to discuss your lifestyle and habits. Bring a list of medications you take or bring the actual medication…
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