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		<title>How do I deal with friends calling for a diagnosis?</title>
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		<dc:creator>LeAnn Stofferahn</dc:creator>
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<p>“I am the only medical professional in both my and my husband&#8217;s family so I do field a number of calls and requests. Most are for very basic advice and generally anyone who asks is very respectful of my time. They’re careful not to call me chronically!</p>
<p>“I&#8217;m careful to point out that since I&#8217;m unable to examine the patient myself, the advice must be taken with a grain of salt.</p>
<p>“The funniest requests are always things like rashes three states away &#8211; as you can imagine it is a bit difficult to diagnose a rash without being able to see it. I once even had a friend e-mail me a picture of a scalp wound to see if I thought it needed stitches!”</p>
<p>Do people you love ask for diagnoses? Do you have different advice for us?</p>
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