if you went to the doctor 3 weeks ago && youre going back, will they have to measure your height and weigh you again?

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8 0

Hello,

Whenever you take a visit to a doctor, he always check your height and weight no matter what time period you go.

Have A Good Day.

tino4ka555 [31]3 years ago

5 0

No, they usually will not. It also depends why you're going/why you went the first time.

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