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You might ask on the SSDI forum, or for the condition that dr is seeing you for..

More members might see your question on those related forums..


Is it one single photo for their records?
Or photos of injuries or skin conditions?

I could see a single photo photo to put on your file/records, just for identification reasons..

If there is injuries or some problem that could documented by a few photos , that seems reasonable..

I guess I would ask them, to clarify for yourself , is this a new office wide thing? or only you?
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