Be a prepared patient – bring the information the doctor will need and be ready to take notes during the visit. Don’t rely…
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If you’re seeking medical help, chances are you are already a bit stressed. We’ve made it easy for you by compiling information so…
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Before Your Visit Download the free My Personal Medication Record pdf from the AARP in English or Spanish. Complete one form for each family member,…
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What is a second opinion? A second opinion is asking another physician or specialist to examine your case. She will then provide a…
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When dealing with illness or hospital stays, communication between patients, family members, friends, doctors and nurses is tiring and confusing. A patient advocate…
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Before you see your doctor, refer to this list of questions to help you describe your symptoms. Write down your answers. What is…
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1. Should you keep track of your own medical history? YES Keeping your own medical history helps in tracking allergies, past illnesses, medications and…
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Choosing a new doctor? Make sure you select one who will meet your needs, take the time to talk with you at every visit, and fully answer…
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Seventeen minutes—that’s about all the time you’ll have with your doctor during a typical visit, says Dr. Davis Liu, family physician and author…
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Medical Treatment After an Accident: 3 Steps If an ambulance arrives: Emergency personnel will check for pain and certain injuries. Allow yourself to…