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How to Maintain Records of Follow-Up Tests?

Keep a personal health record that includes:
- Test Dates and Results: Document all follow-up tests, dates, and outcomes.
- Medical Reports: Store copies of all test reports and doctor’s notes.
- Medication and Treatment Plans: Track all treatments and any changes made.

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