When should you get a second opinion?
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You have a rare or serious condition
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Your treatment is not working as expected
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You are unsure about the accuracy of your diagnosis
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You have multiple choices for treatments or tests that vary widely in cost or outcome
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Your treatment is risky, invasive, surgical or has long-term consequences
How a second opinion on health surgeries can save your life?
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A second opinion can confirm or change your diagnosis
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A second opinion can offer different treatment options
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A second opinion can reduce the risk of complications or side effects
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A second opinion can increase your confidence and peace of mind