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A:Sinus problems can cause a decrease in taste. You need your nose to taste food just as much as you need your taste buds. You may have a sinus infection or blockage. Let your doctor check it out.

A:Yupum, just let me find it for you... Too easy my friend! http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GSPA,GSPA:2007-05,GSPA:en&q=%22finding+out+peoples+records+in+Canada%22 I know these places as I have been hunting for my son for almost 2 yrs now and I know he is still in Aus. I have paid out good money and got nothing, but there is always that chance and hope! God bless and all the very best in yr search * Edit, I just read your Q again and it might pay to give this a go? http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rls=GSPA%2CGSPA%3A2007-05%2CGSPA%3Aen&q=Doctors+records+in+Canada%22&btnG=Search

A:You shouldn't care what your doctor thinks, most doctors prefer for patients to educate themselves medically. It might, and probably won't, effect their diagnosis but it won't hurt to just mention it.

A:I believe that in a computer mediated programme like this everybody shoul be able give his advise to a problem. It should be left to the indvidual who takes the advise to assess the appropriateness of the answer. Sometimes those who are not doctors give good advise., while the advise given by doctors may be difficult to be interpreted. The internet will be used by an individual when he is unable to contact his doctor. Every body has his own doctor and always he can visit his own doctor later. Sometimes I have seen that those who suffered from a disease or are suffering from a disease giving advise. This is good . Interaction of this nature will make ,every one globally achieve good health care, and that is what is needed. And many who ask questions know much about their problem, and they would definitely get a consolation reading the answers. There id definitely no need to rate doctors who appear on the web. But there are ways when anybody feels that a doctor' s advice is incorrect he should be able to bring this to the notice of Yahoo, or make his own unbiased comment.

A:You don't say where you live. If in the US, doctors are regulated by the state they are licensed in. Try your state government web pages to see who licenses doctors and whether they have a database you can access. In the US the only federal involvement with your doctor is the DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration) which licenses your doctor to prescribe drugs. You may want to visit the DEA website to see if they maintain a database on doctors prescribing licenses.