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Why Do People Delay Seeking Health Care?

Delays in seeking health care can exacerbate health conditions and complicate treatment. Common reasons for delay include:
- Fear of diagnosis or treatment.
- Financial Constraints.
- Lack of Knowledge about symptoms and the importance of timely care.
- Social Stigma associated with certain illnesses.

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