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Why do men avoid going to the doctor?

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You notice the persistent limp, the recurring cough, or the quiet wince when he stands up, but every time you bring it up, he brushes you off. "I'm fine," he says, dismissing what is clearly not fine. You are left carrying a quiet terror about what might happen if something serious goes unaddressed, searching why won't my husband see a doctor because you are tired of worrying more about his health than he seems to.

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