Does he treat and operate on feet?
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His specialty is orthopedic surgery or bones and joint surgery
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He should advertise his services
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Take him to the doctors
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What difference does it makes...they are using him when needed, and he is getting the job done.
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yes he is and yes he does
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Let him visit a doctor,go with him,be patient
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He doesn't seem to be able to bath himself, maybe you need to do it for him.\n\nYes it is a illness, it's called lazyass.
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nope - he's gotta pop down the hospital or the docs, and get it sorted there - these sorts of things probably dont heal on their own too quickly woithout medical help.
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Yes, he can have a drink or two. \n\nModerate consumption will not hurt the healing process.
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Absolutely not, his foot is fractured
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so he can do what to your home?
506150
He plugs Dyson Vacuums.\n\nHave a lovely rest of the day.
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needs to see an orthopedist and they will probably give him a cortisone shot and then physical therapy if there isn't something that needs to be repaired surgically
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He has a fetish, I guess. As long as he's eating off only your feet and nobody else's, I don't see what the problem is.\n\nDo you get pedicures and stuff? Are your feet soft and pretty looking, or calloused and rough?
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That means Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine. He's an osteopath, which is one of several "alternative" forms of medical practice. The conventional doctor (an MD) is an allopath...a doctor of allopathic medicine.\n\nThe American Academy of Osteopathy's position is that they are not "alternative," but many allopaths disagree.\n\nThat said, you can find DOs just about anyplace you find MDs, and they are increasingly indistinguishable. ERs have 'em, and so do many specialty practices. I've encountered a bunch of them as a paramedic, and they're good docs.\n\nThe main idea behind osteopathy is a focus on an entire person, rather than individual symptoms, and an emphasis on "manipulation," mostly of joints, as a way to heal.\n\nFrom the Academy's website:\n\n"DOs use what is called osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT). OMT is a technique in which the DOs use their hands to diagnose injury and illness, giving special attention to the joints, bones, muscles, and nerves. Manipulations improve circulation, which in turn, creates a normal nerve and blood supply, enabling the body to heal itself."
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I would treat him just like I would anyone else. It's professional and it's mature.
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He does occasionally.