Greeting when meeting somebody a second time in the day?


Let's say I went to the doctor in the morning, greeting the venerable
professional with a sincere "こんにちは", and that I left him after he healed my
terrible headache.

Now let's say that during the same morning my friend had an accident involving
hammers and nails, and requiring me to bring them to that same doctor.

Would it be acceptable to greet my trusted health provider with a "こんにちは"
again, or would it sound weird? What, if not "こんにちは", could I say instead?




If I were in that situation, I wouldn't repeat こんにちは but instead say...

>   * どうも。
>   * 先ほどはどうも。
>   * 先ほどは（どうも）ありがとうございました。
>   * 何度もお世話になります。
>   * （また）お世話になります。
>

etc...




If I were in that situation, I wouldn't repeat こんにちは but instead say...

>   * どうも。
>   * 先ほどはどうも。
>   * 先ほどは（どうも）ありがとうございました。
>   * 何度もお世話になります。
>   * （また）お世話になります。
>

etc...

