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Posted by Alli on April 1, 2001, at 15:14:42
When one refers to a pdoc, are they referring to a psychiatrist? Do you have to get a referral from your GP to see one? How does insurance handle it? I'm beginning to question how much my GP really knows about all of these meds. I mean, one patient is a newborn needing a vaccine, then he sees me and writes yet another Rx, and then his next patient could be an octogenarian who needs his prostate checked, ya know? So how to I go about seeing a Pdoc?
Posted by avoet on April 1, 2001, at 15:38:25
In reply to What Is A Pdoc?, posted by Alli on April 1, 2001, at 15:14:42
A Pdoc is a psychiatrist and you can probably get the name of one from you GP. I agree that you should see a psychiatrist to help manage your meds. A GP can only do so much. good luck!
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