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Re: Help finding doctor who won't blow me off as a nutcaseFrom: Dona (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sat, 31 Mar 2001 13:19:29 -0600 (CST)
Hi, I'm sorry about your situation. It can be very fustrating without medical insurance and being in school.I have been there. Have you thought about going to a medical school for treatment?If there is a university medical school near you maybe you can see if they are doing any reshearch or studies on PCOS that you can get in on. It's worth a try. also medical schools also usually have low cost clinics you can go to.Have you tried Planned Parenthood? They are low cost gynocological care and have a sliding pay scale. You can at least talk to them about your PCOS conscerns and get BCP that might help with some of the symptoms again its worth a try. Hope I helped.Dona > >Hi everyone. I posted here many moons ago, but was't answered at that >time. Now I am growing desperate. I have all of the symptoms of PCOS >and scored a 15 on the quiz on this site. My problem is that I do not >have access to medical insurance. I am looking for a doctor who would >work with me on this by either cutting down their costs or taking a tax >deduction for their help. I am a full-time INDEPENDENT student, meaning >I am not elegible for my parent's insurance due to age, and I am not >elegible for medicaid because of my student status. > >I am not due to graduate from college until May of 2002, but I do not >want to wait that long to start treatment since I am over 30 and time is >of the essence. >CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME???? > >-- >Carol >
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