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Should I see a doctor if I have been injured?

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Yes, it is recommended that you always contact your own treating doctor and advise them if you have sustained an injury or if you have come into contact with or been exposed to a particular substance.

This is so that your doctor can have on record your medical history regarding incident, in case you need to take time off at a later date.

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