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Most doctors, of any discipline, would be more than hesitant to answer any questions over email. After all, they do have to see what the problem is before they can decide whether to move to a diagnosis, prescription or something therapeutical. If something is erroneously diagnosed or recommended over email, the doctor's license to practice is at stake. <br />
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If you have a very basic question, the internet can be a good source of information (if used with a skeptical and discerning eye)
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Most doctors, of any discipline, would be more than hesitant to answer any questions over email. After all, they do have to see what the problem is before they can decide whether to move to a diagnosis, prescription or something therapeutical. If something is erroneously diagnosed or recommended over email, the doctor's license to practice is at stake.

If you have a very basic question, the internet can be a good source of information (if used with a skeptical and discerning eye)

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Webmd.com is about all your gonna get. Lots of skin conditions look similar so a dermatologist is gonna want to see it in person. 
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Webmd.com is about all your gonna get. Lots of skin conditions look similar so a dermatologist is gonna want to see it in person.

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All I wanted to know is when Niosporin does not cure an finger nail bed infection should you try a stronger prescription cream (and which one) of go with something like amoxicillin. &nbsp;Thanks.
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All I wanted to know is when Niosporin does not cure an finger nail bed infection should you try a stronger prescription cream (and which one) of go with something like amoxicillin.  Thanks.

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Anyone know a dermatologist that wouldn't mind answering a medical question over e-mail?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
gsgi<br />

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Anyone know a dermatologist that wouldn't mind answering a medical question over e-mail?

Thanks,
gsgi


Dermatologist question

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