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I'm new and LOST!!!
I don't know what I am doing.Can someone help me to learn how to post a question to one of the Doctor's and where you look to find out the time a Doctor is answering question's or if you can post a question when they are not online? ty.
The "allowed posts count time" varies depending on the Forum. For example, the Heart Disease Expert forum resets the clock around 11:50 EST (US time zone). This is done for the convenience of the Experts and there's no hard and fast rule.
It took me 2 weeks to finally get a message onto the expert forum. I have no idea what time location it runs with, but Im in the UK and continually got "todays allowed blah blah".
Does it run in US time zones? and if so what time is the refresh back to zero?
Does it run in US time zones? and if so what time is the refresh back to zero?
Hi there and welcome to MedHelp!
You can post a question to a doctor at any time, and they will answer it the next time they log on. Our doctors don't have a set schedule, so we have no way of predicting when it will get answered.
To start, go to our Forum list - http://www.medhelp.org/forums/list You will see our Member Communities on the left - these are support and info forums for members to help other members. You should check out the forum that is most appropriate (or just interesting) for you. We have some amazingly intelligent and informed members, so you should be able to get some info and great support from others.
On the right, you will see our Doctor or Expert forum list. Some of these have a fee associated with it, others don't. It looks like you've found one of our Expert forums.
Here are some FAQs that may help you find your way around - http://www.medhelp.org/health_pages/list?cid=88 Please let us know if we can help in any way.
Emily
Medhelp
You can post a question to a doctor at any time, and they will answer it the next time they log on. Our doctors don't have a set schedule, so we have no way of predicting when it will get answered.
To start, go to our Forum list - http://www.medhelp.org/forums/list You will see our Member Communities on the left - these are support and info forums for members to help other members. You should check out the forum that is most appropriate (or just interesting) for you. We have some amazingly intelligent and informed members, so you should be able to get some info and great support from others.
On the right, you will see our Doctor or Expert forum list. Some of these have a fee associated with it, others don't. It looks like you've found one of our Expert forums.
Here are some FAQs that may help you find your way around - http://www.medhelp.org/health_pages/list?cid=88 Please let us know if we can help in any way.
Emily
Medhelp
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