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Do you have to see military doctor's exclusively? I think it would be prudent to seek medical advice from some civillian specialist. I'm a big wrap for second opinions, you'll hear me say that again and again where I think it's warranted, and your's is such a case.
There would be no bias, no harm and you could - if you wanted - keep seeing military doctors but cover your bases with civillian doctors as well. The bonus of civillian doctors is that you can carefully choose one that you like, or go elsewhere if not completely happy with their diagnosis.
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There would be no bias, no harm and you could - if you wanted - keep seeing military doctors but cover your bases with civillian doctors as well. The bonus of civillian doctors is that you can carefully choose one that you like, or go elsewhere if not completely happy with their diagnosis.