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GET A SECOND OPINION

A second opinion is always a good idea when your life or quality of life is at stake. Medical conditions sometimes occur that your primary care physician can't treat and you may need a specialist.

These days patients are becoming more informed about their medical problems and treatment options and playing active role in every decision with their doctors. Because of the increase in medical knowledge and new treatments, it is difficult for any one physician to be aware of all the latest information.

Result is patients and their physicians together are seeking second opinions so better and more informed decisions could be made. Benefits of a second opinion include more knowledge, understanding of new treatment options and reassurance and peace of mind that you are making the right decision
When You Need a Second Opinion

The second medical opinion is needed:

  • When you having a major surgery
  • When you are suffering from cancer and want know what other expert thing about you case
  • When you have a Question whether surgery is the only option
  • When you are unhappy that your regular doctor can't diagnose your problem
  • When you are having a trouble talking with your current doctor(s)
  • When you are not seeing improvement in your medical condition
  • When you are diagnosed with a life-threatening disease such as cancer, heart disease or brain tumor
  • When you are told a second surgery is recommended
  • When you have multiple medical problems
  • When you are having a difficulty in understanding or suspicious about x-ray, MRI, pathology repots
  • When you are told you have a bad heart disease /lung disease /cancer
  • Virtually every doctor gets a second opinion when they have a patient with a serious medical problem.
  • When there are several options for treating your condition, or you want to know if there are other options
  • When the treatment your doctor recommends has significant risk
  • When the treatment will greatly affect your lifestyle, work or family
  • when you feel rushed to make a decision and want more information
  • When you don't have full confidence in the recommended treatment or in the doctor