Well the usual remedy is to request a correction in your medical records. If you have been diagnosed with something different, that will show up in your more recent medical records as well. Aside from that, opinions can vary wildly on psych issues, and your doctory probably does not agree that he misdiagnosed you. Symptoms change, diagnoses change, and event the evaluation criteria changes.
You can request that the doctor correct the records, but there is no law that will make him do it. You can also request that the record is destroyed, which is legal once you have been discharged as a patient. However there are many laws governring how long he must keep them. Most doctors and institutions keep them forever.
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