I have been registered with a Doctor Acula. Should I be worried?
405282
LOL! \n\nMitch Hedberg fan??
1176506
If you are concerned you should ask your doctor or a health professional, not yahoo answers...
578499
I think you should ask your doctor or the person performing the service
611146
I wonder what the doctor said..\n\nMaybe you should fine another doctor.  One the specialize in that.\n\nGood luck.
55728
Since I'm not the one squeezing them, I can't tell you. You need to get an appointment as QUICKLY as possible. This can be very serious. It might be nothing, but you better be safe than sorry.
900408
The nerve could be inflamed giving you referred pain, I would go with the doctor option too...:D
890637
Go talk to a doctor, they will give you a quote once they see what your procedure will consist of.
572454
I had to have one done and my family Dr told me who to go to. Actually my Dr's office not only told me who I should go to but made the appointment for me. So ask your Dr.
3158
i definitely tell u if i m a doctor.but i think it's not very serious problem just try to close n open it when it vibrates.i suggest u that best reason is to consult a doctor as soon as possible.may god bless u with good health
690496
I assume your doctor is still looking into it, rather than just giving you an E.E.G. and sending you home...\n\nSeizures are serious, and have many, many different causes. If one doctor isn't doing enough to satisfy your needs, never be too polite to go to one who will. A second opinion is your right, always.
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I would check the med board certification and if they are certified in plastic surgery specifically(any dr can be a plastic surgeon,even a dentist!) and find out how many surgeries they have performed, make an appointment with the drs and get a feel for them as well as a peek at other patients .  Ask them point blank about certification, # of surgeries performed etc.  If they act insulted or make you feel 'icky', RUN!!  A good dr would incourage a patient to do his/her research and be glad to tell you about him/herself and will do his/her best to make you feel comfortable.
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it could danger to u\nu should first check what is it all about because people involved in these types of work generally get the undertaking that if something happens to person undergoing test they will not b responsible\nbut if u feel so Strong to help them Coz they also do some good work for community,then u go through all the conditions and regulations and consult Ur doctor\n\ngood luck
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As a medical doctor I can assure you that there probably isn't anything to worry about.  Obviously, if you start feeling unwell, your vision is impaired etc then you should seek medical advice.  Chances are in a few days everything will be hunky dory!  It does sound like there is some superficial injury like bruising...
468581
It goes to show you that in your country health care is a business. Thank God it is not like that in Canada... yet! That in its self is a crime. I'm pretty sure that they are your property. Seeing how it is confidential information about you. Shame to your doctor he sounds pretty unethical anyways. Time to get a new one.
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After one week you should have had more recovery than you have had.  There is a risk of infection with any invasive procedure but from what you say, it doesn't sound like it.  I'm sure you'll mention this when you hear from the doctor and you'll have your answer.
506717
Sweetie, if you are only going for a checkup (I assume so since you don't mention any particular problems you are having) the chance that your doctor will have some sort of bad news for you is so small as to be nonexistant.  You are only 17, presumably in good health generally, and really don't have anything to worry about.  I assume, as well, that you have an appointment coming up soon...just try to keep yourself distracted in the meantime; perhaps make a trip to your local library and find something to read which requires a fairly high level of concentration on your part.  If you have not already read it, you might try Douglas Adams' anthology, The Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide.  This volume contains 5 complete Hitchhiker novels and has several simultaneous story lines, thus requiring a fair amount of concentration to keep all the characters and their stories straight.  Another series you might try is the Thursday Next series by Jasper Fforde:  The Eyre Affair, Lost in a Good Book, and The Well of Lost Plots.  They are not exactly sci-fi and not exactly fantasy, rather they follow the adventures of the character Thursday Next in a parallel world called Bookworld.  That description does not come close to doing justice to the plots and storylines; check out Fforde's website:  http://www.jasperfforde.com \nIn any case, as you know worrying will not do you any good at all.  You are going to be perfectly fine.  Thoughts & prayers with you, dear.  For the moment, go take a hot shower to relax, explore Fforde's website, and get a good night's sleep.  maybe instead of sitting in front of the 'puter all night, print some of it off to read in bed.  Dim lights and being relaxed should help you sleep.  Sweet dreams.
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no, not at all, its just a matter of how many times, you do it, so dont be worried, plus the doc's know what there doing, but if your worried ask them next time, dont be shy