How should I find a doctor to get a second opinion about diabetes?
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American Diabetes Association answered:When searching for a physician to provide a second opinion, first ask your physician or a health care professional you trust. Look for a doctor who is board certified in the field in which you are seeking information, such as cardiology, surgery, or endocrinology. Be sure to tell the physician about your diabetes. If the problem is diabetes related, or you suspect that it is, call the American Diabetes Association for the names of specialists in your. For problems not related to diabetes, try calling the appropriate department of a major medical center or teaching hospital and asking for the names of specialists in the field.When searching for a physician to provide a second opinion, first ask your physician or a health care professional you trust. Look for a doctor who is board certified in the field in which you are seeking information, such as cardiology, surgery, or... More -
Dr. John Connolly answered:Most primary care physicians, family practice or internal medicine specialists have experience managing and treating diabetes. However, it is always wise to consult with a doctor who is a specialist in Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism. They are specifically trained to treat Diabetes. Again, make certain the doctor is board certified in that specialty.
Most primary care physicians, family practice or internal medicine specialists have experience managing and treating diabetes. However, it is always wise to consult with a doctor who is a specialist in Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism. They... More

