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Prepare for Your Appointment Arrive early to your physician as you may need to complete forms. Bring a list of your symptoms (when they started, how long they last, how they feel, and where they are). Bring a list of any changes in your routine (for example: diet, exercise or activity, sleeping patterns).
During your family doctor visit, your doctor will ask you various questions about your health. They will also ask about your symptoms, any medications youre taking, and your family history. Your doctor will also perform a physical exam, which may include checking your blood pressure, pulse, and weight.
If you are sick, you want to get the symptoms evaluated without the effects of over-the-counter medications. If possible, do not take any medicine so that your doctor can assess abnormal symptoms and findings that otherwise might subside at that time due to the effect of the medicine.
Bring your insurance cards and any forms you need filled out. Make a list of things you want to talk to your doctor about and take it with you. Make a list of all medicines (both prescription and over-the-counter) and vitamins/minerals you take. Write down the name, strength and how often you take it.
Determining a Doctors Qualifications and Background Is the doctor board certified? Is the age, sex, race, or religion of the doctor important to me? Will language be an obstacle to communication? Do I prefer a group practice or an individual doctor? Does it matter which hospital the doctor admits patients to?
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Before your initial visit to a new doctor, make a list of things you want to tell him or her about your health history. Many offices will ask you to fill out a form, and may want details about: surgeries you have had and when they occurred. current conditions for which you are being treated.
What not to do before a physical exam Consuming alcohol. Drinking caffeine within an hour of your visit. Eating a high-fat meal before bloodwork. Eating or drinking anything for eight to 12 hours, or as directed by your provider, before bloodwork that requires a fast. Taking cold medicine if youre feeling under the weather.
Tell the doctor about your habits To provide the best care, your doctor must understand you as a person and know what your life is like. The doctor may ask about where you live, what you eat, how you sleep, what you do each day, what activities you enjoy, what your sex life is like, and if you smoke or drink.

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