[header] How to find a legitimate online doctor [title] Search the internet. [step] Use your preferred search engine and search for terms like " online doctor, " " telemedicine, " or " internet diagnosis. " you should also include your condition or the prescription you're looking for with the word " and " between them.
[header] How to find a legitimate online doctor [title] Search the internet. [step] Use your preferred search engine and search for terms like " online doctor, " " telemedicine, " or " internet diagnosis. " you should also include your condition or the prescription you're looking for with the word " and " between them.
[substeps] There are paid services that will help you find an online doctor like healthtap.com, livehealthonline.com, and virtualdoctors.org. [title] Understand telemedicine jargon. Search for " like for " or " called for. " [substeps] Anonymous medical doctors do not have to be certified or regulated. [substeps] Some of these terms may have different explanations than others. If a doctor deals with, say, other cardiovascular issues, then your doctor may not be trustworthy, or they may not be able to provide an accurate definition of the problem. Also refer to the dates on the doctor's website, which will help you get a general idea of how they handle these conditions. [substeps] If your doctor hasn't made any recommendations, ask them if they're a travel doctor and how often they arrive and depart from certain locations.