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For clinical enquiries – please read first
This site is an educational resource only. We are unable to provide individual medical advice, second opinions, surgical consultations, or recommendations on individual treatment decisions through this site or by email.
If you have a clinical question about your own preparation for surgery, your symptoms, your test results, or your treatment plan, please contact:
• Your general practitioner or primary care physician – for symptoms, ongoing care, prescription queries, and onward referral.
• Your treating surgeon’s secretary – for questions specific to a planned operation.
• In an emergency, your country’s emergency services number, listed below.
Emergency services – by country
- United States: 911.
- Canada: 911.
- Ireland: 999 or 112, or attend your nearest emergency department.
- United Kingdom: 999 (emergency) or NHS 111 (urgent non-emergency).
- Australia: 000.
- New Zealand: 111.
- Elsewhere: your country’s national emergency services number, or your treating clinical team.
We respectfully cannot reply to individual clinical queries received by this site, however reasonable. The reason is professional and ethical: a clinician cannot give safe, defensible advice on an individual patient’s care without seeing them, examining them, and having access to their full medical record. The honest answer for any patient seeking individual medical input is to be seen by a clinician with the proper relationship, examination, and documentation