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Panels

Ok so my doctor prescribed me a panel...He can't do it?

I don't want to go to see him anymore.

How can I get the blood work done myself?

Susan

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I am a bit confused, it sounds to me that he wrote you a prescription to have blood work done. All surgeon's require this (at least as far as I know) and I've never heard of them doing it themselves or having it done in the office. I'm not sure where you are but I had mine done at the hospital (it was considered pre-op) and the other times I've had to have blood work done I've gone to an outside lab called Quest. I'm sure if you asked them they would suggest where to go to get it done.

May I ask why you are upset with your doctor? If you feel uncomfortable with him/her that's different, but maybe it was just misunderstood?

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