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How often do you see your neurologist?

How often do you see your neurologist? Every 3 months? 6 months? only when something changes?

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Tricia Connin
Tricia Connin
4 days ago

I see mine once a year in person and then one telehealth a year. So every 6 months. If something changes I send a message, but rarely is anything addressed. I feel like going is a waste of time as I don't usually get much help. I have felt that way for the last 7+ years over different providers and states.

How'd you find your neurologist? Referral, insurance luck, tons of research, trial and error?

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Unknown member
Sep 09

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How far do you all travel to see your neurologist? Mine is over an hour away but honestly worth it for the expertise.

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