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Ha ha ha Posted 11 years ago
Medical & Dental Studies
the right moment of going to hospital.
alright, this is not an english-releated topic but I want to hear your opinion. do you go to hospital when you have symteoms or pain?
or do you go to hospital earlier when you are worried or still not relieved due to some happenings though no sign has been shown yet?
for me, this is really challenging decision.
what about you?
or do you go to hospital earlier when you are worried or still not relieved due to some happenings though no sign has been shown yet?
for me, this is really challenging decision.
what about you?
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Please use capital letters in sentences, to show that you know that this is an English Forum. I live in Canada, where (apart from ambulances) hospitalization is provided free of charge—as are doctors. My answer might differ from regions where a charge is made.
- Please use capital letters in sentences, to show that you know that this is an English Forum.
- I live in Canada, where (apart from ambulances) hospitalization is provided free of charge—as are doctors.
- My answer might differ from regions where a charge is made.
- I go to a doctor (we have walk-in clinics where no appointment is needed) if I have symptoms of a known ailment, usually recognized because of associated pain.
- The second option sounds like ‘stress or anxiety’ that you recognize sometimes leads you to pain.
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Please use capital letters in sentences, to show that you know that this is an English Forum.
I live in Canada, where (apart from ambulances) hospitalization is provided free of charge—as are doctors. My answer might differ from regions where a charge is made.
I go to a doctor (we have walk-in clinics where no appointment is needed) if I have symptoms of a known ailment, usually recognized
I live in Canada, where (apart from ambulances) hospitalization is provided free of charge—as are doctors. My answer might differ from regions where a charge is made.
I go to a doctor (we have walk-in clinics where no appointment is needed) if I have symptoms of a known ailment, usually recognized
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