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Date Posted: 01:28:23 07/23/07 Mon
Author: Vancomycin
Subject: Re: My testis are having problem...
In reply to: Near 's message, "Re: My testis are having problem..." on 09:54:40 07/17/07 Tue

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>Thanks you for your advice
>
>I have already seen a 普通科私家醫生
>He just gave me some 消炎藥膏 and some 止"行"藥丸
>I will wait for 2-3 days to see if the condition
>improve
>
>In the meantime,
>I would like to ask, if the condition persist , should
>I see a 專科 doctor ?? And what kind of 專科 doctor
>should I see??
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>thank in advance

If the condition persists, you should go back to the doctor who prescribed you medication and tell him/her straightaway that your condition did not improve. He/she will make the judgment whether you should be referred.

Medical specialists are not designated to take up problems GP cannot resolve, or else the waiting list for a specialist would be tens of years for a simple opinion/operation. I found this a major misconception coming from the general public.

Go see the doctor who treated you and have faith in him/her! If in doubt, you can always switch or even sue the doctor who treated you :-)

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