Should You See Your Primary Care Doctor Or A Spine Specialist For Back Pain?
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- Many people wonder if their symptoms warrant a visit to a specialist or if they should just make an appointment with their primary care doctor. Will make the case that you should first visit your primary care doctor to rule out any simple causes for your back pain. Moving on to a specialist will be a second important step in getting a diagnosis. Will include common symptoms of usual back and spine problems and include warning signs that would constitute an emergency call. Will also mention how to find a good orthopedic specialist, such as internet searches, doctor referrals, independent reviews, and insurance company resources.
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