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Christine Christie Posted 5 years ago
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Is this sentence correct:


"I had to seek medical treatment in London, since I couldn't solve my issues here."

  

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solve my issues is not correct. Do you mean you couldn't get an accurate diagnosis, or do you mean you couldn't get proper treatment? We more often say medical problems..

— Clive

  • solve my issues is not correct.
  • Do you mean you couldn't get an accurate diagnosis, or do you mean you couldn't get proper treatment?
  • We more often say medical problems..
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solve my issues is not correct.

Do you mean you couldn't get an accurate diagnosis, or do you mean you couldn't get proper treatment? We more often say medical problems..

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