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What kind of doctors know most about Valley Fever?

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What kind of doctors know most about Valley Fever?

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Infectious diseases specialists are probably the most familiar with the disease depending upon in which part of the country you live. Pulmonary specialists and most primary care and family practitioners in endemic areas are versed in the diagnosis and treatment. However, physicians in other parts of the country seldom see cases of Valley Fever and, therefore, do not consider it in diagnosis unless a travel history through the Southwest is given. The patient should emphasize he/she knows about valley fever and wants to be tested. Should you desire a medical referral in your area, call the Valley Fever Center for Excellence (520) 629-4777. Your physician is also encouraged to call at the same number to consult about diagnosis and treatment with our specialist.

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Infectious diseases specialists are probably the most familiar with the disease depending upon in which part of the country you live. Pulmonary specialists and most primary care and family practitioners in endemic areas are versed in the diagnosis and treatment. However, physicians in other parts of the country seldom see cases of Valley Fever and, therefore, may not consider it in diagnosis unless a travel history through the Southwest is given. The patient should emphasize he/she knows about Valley Fever and wants to be tested. Your physician may call our hotline at (520) 629-4777 to consult about diagnosis and treatment of Valley Fever with our specialist.

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Infectious diseases specialists are probably the most familiar with the disease depending upon in which part of the country you live. Pulmonary specialists and most primary care and family practitioners in endemic areas are versed in the diagnosis and treatment. However, physicians in other parts of the country seldom see cases of Valley Fever and, therefore, do not consider it in diagnosis unless a travel history through the Southwest is given. The patient should emphasize he/she knows about valley fever and wants to be tested. Should you desire a medical referral in your area, call the Valley Fever Center for Excellence 520-629-4777. Your physician is also encouraged to call at the same number to consult about diagnosis and treatment with our specialist. I don’t live in an endemic area, but I need a Valley Fever specialist.

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