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Hello!
I've called my local doctors' surgery asking for my results of a urine test I had just before Christmas. The receptionist said she had them, but that a doctor needs to call me back about them.
Does this mean there's something wrong? Or do they have to do it this way even if everything's 'all-clear'?
Am I worrying myself about nothing? :oS
Thanks in advance, c~s.
I've called my local doctors' surgery asking for my results of a urine test I had just before Christmas. The receptionist said she had them, but that a doctor needs to call me back about them.
Does this mean there's something wrong? Or do they have to do it this way even if everything's 'all-clear'?
Am I worrying myself about nothing? :oS
Thanks in advance, c~s.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Hi curly - so glad it was as i suspected.
Like i said, the Doctor usually advises you of results as a mater of course, so that if there is anything to discuss, you can ask him or her there and then - saves time and worry.
It would be better if the nurse said "The doctor will discuss your test results, but don't read anything into that, it is standard proceedure for all test results of this type."
But obviously she didn't!
Still, all's well, and all that.
Have a great 2007!
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Like i said, the Doctor usually advises you of results as a mater of course, so that if there is anything to discuss, you can ask him or her there and then - saves time and worry.
It would be better if the nurse said "The doctor will discuss your test results, but don't read anything into that, it is standard proceedure for all test results of this type."
But obviously she didn't!
Still, all's well, and all that.
Have a great 2007!
A x