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Lab tests stopping medicine
I have to get a regular full body checkup. I was taking medicine till the yesterday.
How many days should i wait before going for a Full Body Checkup so medication doesn't affect the lab tests.
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Depends on your medication and on the tests
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Dear Brother
Greetings!
Your complaint and your concern is noted.
To give an expert opinion in this case, l need further medical information.
So arrange for an expert consultation today itself.
Hoping to see you soon !
Wish you a speedy & happy recovery
With regards
Dr.Anil Nair MD
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Dr. Manoj Kumar
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Need few details
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Dr. Ravi Kumar Nadella
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