Bring a list

Submitted by: NWPF
Category: Your Doctor

Write down those issues that you want to bring up to the doctor. This insures that some of the more minor issue or those you are reluctant to bring up don’t get forgotten or left for next time. Write them down, check them off. You can even bring an extra copy for the doctor to have and to leave in your chart. Try and remember to take a blank intake form home with you from your doctor’s office. Then, actually fill it out prior to going to your next visit. This saves time and might even get you more productive time with the doc.

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This is a truly great thing to do. Between doctor visits, you are often so busy with day to day acts like taking meds on schedule, eating at the proper time,etc. that you forget about things that are really important to tell your Dr.A copy for the Dr. & 1 for you is also a great idea. My husband's Dr.congratulated us when we did this.
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