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To: margaret tasset who wrote (13581)	11/24/1997 8:55:00 PM
From: JPR	Read Replies (1) of 27012

Margaret: <<About that doctor and the MVP. I think that one of them was that I would have tachycardia sometimes. I am not going to worry about it because I don't want to take medicine when I go to the dentist anyway and I try to avoid the dentist.>> I think you should send a registered letter with return mail acknowledgment , asking the doctor to send you a copy of the report on your Echocardiogram. As I understand it, all the medical records are your property in the safe custody of the doctor. You are entitled to it, anytime you want it. You are better off knowing one way or another whether you really have MVP. It is one of the overdiagosed conditions as much as it is missed or underdiagnosed. Whenever I go to the doctor, I always get a copy of the lab reports, other test report details and consulations for my own file. One more detail: Some doctors hand over the MRI and CatScan images to the patients themselves, so that the doctors can save storage space in their office. The doctors put a note in the chart saying that the images were handed over to the patients. paul

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