free online doctors

A:No. You have no idea who you are talking to online. Many people pretend to be doctors, even though they are not. In addition, to see a doctor, a medical record has to be created - not feasible when done online. If you need help, go see a doctor in person.

A:Don't do the online thing. I can guarantee you that it won't work if your boss checks it out. The excuse would have to have your doctor's phone number on it and he could call! If it didn't, then he would not accept it if he has half a brain. Just call your doctor, explain the situation, and ask them for an excuse. Very few doctors would not write you one up once you explain to them that the kid had a virus and that is why you didn't bring them in. You'll be being honest, teaching your kid to be honest, and will not be subject to reprisal for getting caught. There is nothing to be caught for.

A:to get rid of hiccups, hold your breath and take ten sips around a cup of water without breathing. its always worked for me. hiccups are caused by involuntary contractions of your diaphram. i was a pre med student once! but if you want to keep holding out for a doctor then go ahead and be my guest. If you want to talk to a real doctor then go to one and pay a $20.00 copayment to get an answer.

A:Webmd has a few experts that are doctors in certain speciality areas on the forums. Good luck finding them, though. That site is hard to navigate. But if it's not too crowded of a topic, you can get an answer. Doctors are too busy and there could be serious privacy and liability issues to be looking at your CT scan reports over mail or email for free. The best you could probably hope for is to make a quick webpage, scan your reports, and ask the public to comment on it or email you. Sometimes you can find a knowlegeable doctor if you post it in some Yahoo group or About.com forum. There are people out there who know almost as much as doctors do. Here is one I did and got some input by knowlegeable public: http://www.patientblacklisting.org/GES.html Notice how I put a comment box on it (with Homestead software)? I get the comments straight into my email. Then you have to make it known out there that you are asking for input, like by going to health forums and posting the URL. Or else, find out the listservs/discussion forums where doctors hang out and join them if you can. One might be Maelstrom @ St Johns University (google that for the correct URL). Good luck.

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