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  • 14/08/2025

My dad has been diagnosed with a disc problem in his spine and the doctor said he might need surgery and complete bed rest. I need a medical certificate for his condition to apply for my job transfer how do I go about getting this from a doctor?

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U try from orthopaedic doctor

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Consult a Neurosurgeon

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