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Why Do Doctors Think Its A Good Idea To Send A Cryptic Type Letter?
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I received a letter in the post yesterday (Saturday) from my doctors letting me know that they jave got the results of my latest test(s) and that i need to ring the surgery to make a non-urgent appointment with a nurse to discuss them, but i don't know which one of my recent tests they have the results of as I'm waiting for the results of my blood tests and my ultrasound scan. Both of which were a week apart.

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