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What If The Doctor Is Recommending Treatment Or A Surgery That I Dont Want?

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What If The Doctor Is Recommending Treatment Or A Surgery That I Dont Want?

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You are not obligated to undergo any treatment that you dont want. You should always discuss with your doctor all options of care, and make an informed decision regarding that care. If you want a second opinion, let me know and we will request another opinion. However, you must be aware that if you decline treatment, it will usually affect your entitlement to indemnity benefits. Also, as will be discussed below, it may affect the value of your case when it comes time for settlement. For example, if you do not believe in taking prescription pain medicines, the adjuster will consider this view when evaluating your case for settlement. If you tell the doctor that you would never have a surgery under any circumstances, the adjuster will obviously not consider the value of a surgery when evaluating your case for settlement.

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