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Originally Posted by caroline2 View Post
On my post above where the MD was talking to a man who called in with PN, I forgot the doc also asked the man if he consumed alcohol and the man said Yes, the doc said...you need to change it all. That's why I wonder, do the doctors not talk about this to patients...
I have found in my experience that many doctors don't tell and don't know.
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