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>Doctors order tests to help them choose the right treatments. No they don't, except in very rare cases. Doctors order tests to make a diagnosis. The treatme
by tsotha 13y ago
>Doctors order tests to help them choose the right treatments.
No they don't, except in very rare cases. Doctors order tests to make a diagnosis. The treatment follows from that.
>If they have absolutely no idea what the possibilities are then they wouldn't be ordering tests anyway.
I'm not sure a doctor would have "no idea what the possibilities are" unless you don't have any symptoms. If you don't have any symptoms, why are you at the doctor's office?
- wfunction 13y ago> > Doctors order tests to help them choose the right treatments. > No they don't, except in very rare cases. Doctors order tests to make a diagnosis. The treatment follows from that. What I said didn't contract what you said. If test => diagnosis => treatment then test => treatment.