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Re: GENERAL: physical exam.== what all is involved.From: D (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu May 15 21:49:00 2008
At Fri, 9 May 2008, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: > >Your email actually highlights the issue. Different types of providers >do different types of physicals, deepending. I know some OBs/GYNs and >or Family Practice drs who don't do breast exams, and do a cursory exam. >Others do a complete exam, including a breast exam, pap and pelvic. An >internist might do a complete exam. And, if you have a specific issue, >then that will be examined more thoroughly (such as strength of hands, >etc),and your urologist exam. And, different provider will do different >levels of labs, depending. With the costs of medicine now, providers >are being cautious with doing every test in the book vs just doing the >exact test that is needed to determine what is happening. > >So, I suppose it depends upon what kind of a provider you are seeking. >>From what you are saying, though, you have probably over the years had >some pretty thorough exams. Hope this helps. > >At Fri, 9 May 2008, D wrote: >> >>on my questionair for my new doctor, He asks have I ever had a >>"complete physical"? Do you know what that means. I've had alot of >>tests from multiple doctors. I had a pre surgery physical,(reflexes, >>strength in hands, feet ect), I had paps done, Did not have a breast >>exam. blood work was done prior to surgery & I had an ekg. urologist >>did urodynamic testing, I wish I could say all those tests happened over several years but All thoes tests happened in the last 8 months. & an error in a reading of my pre-surgical ekg, has lead me to have to have a stress test & a $900. Bill due to the hospital, just because someone read the ekg wrong & my obgyn/surgeon said I can't touch you until you have this stress test.
It's been a very rough 8 months
Diane
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