Katherine Said:

A good free website that reviews doctors?

We Answered:

Here is a site that you might try and you can choose difference locations once you get on the site:

www.ratemds.com

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Annette Said:

What website do doctors use to determine your sickness.?

We Answered:

Doctors enter info into a computer to make note of your symptoms, and maybe to look at what they have regarding your medical history. I've never known one to use a website to diagnose me. It's possible that they were referring to the centers for disease control's website ( http://www.cdc.gov ) or something to check on latest info on a particular disease.

Tyler Said:

I am due january 1st why do doctors and website say i am 24 weeks from LMP but im realy 22 weeks pregnant?

We Answered:

Due dates are always measured from last monthly periods as you were not pregnant when you had your last monthly period so it is the most accurate way to 'guess'.

Everyone has those 2 weeks or so added on!

Elizabeth Said:

Website for doctors to make diagnosis- do you remember the name?

We Answered:

Yahoo! Answers

Manuel Said:

Is there a website to view doctors accepting patients in my area?

We Answered:

After our family doctor retired we just dropped into our local walk-in clinic. The receptionist had a list of many doctors taking patients in our area. We met with several before deciding on a very nice doctor from South Africa. Asking friends and other family members to ask when they have an appointment can help as well...good luck!

Matthew Said:

Are there any qualified Doctors on this website?

We Answered:

If I was to say I am a doctor, how would you know if I was lying to you or telling the truth? For your own safety, call the closest hospital, there is always a nurse or a doctor on duty, and you KNOW they are real.

Or, try WebMD.com
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Sonia Said:

Is there a website to reference check Doctors in the area?

We Answered:

The webpages aren't really very useful, although if you just google the doctors name and specialty, ten different ones will pop up. the best thing to do is ask around, and see if someone has a personal recommendation. If that doesn't work, then go from the insurance book, and narrow it down to ppl that are conveniently located for you and then google them. You can often find a practicewebpage or something and find out if they are interested in the stuff that you have wrong with you. Finally, academic settings are sometimes more cutting edge than community settings.