How much would a doctor charge for a complete physical examination, and any associated tests (blood, urine)?
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I know my husband starts at $50.00  (out of pocket)then depending on his findings. lab work can go from 50-100 dollars for basic Lab work more if there is a problem.
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It is really hard to say. It depends on what the office call is and what the doctors diagnosis is. Then after that the medication that he is put on and if he can get a generic or if he needs the name brand. \n\nIf you have a high deductable and it hasn't been all covered, then you may end up paying for most of the visit anyway.\n\nMaybe he should look into getting his own individual medical insurance. \n\nHope this helps. \nGood Luck!!
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A full (regular) physical does not include touching the vagina. A full physical examination is for hearing, sight, wt, ht, b/p, respirations, checking for lumps on the breast, and posssiblyyy a peak at the external genitalia. \n\nAre you talking about a full ob-gyn appt? If your friend say a gynocologist, they do commonly perform a Paps smear, which scrapes the wall of the inside of the vagina for tissue cells to examine for Cervical cancer. They do not remove a part of your vagina...unless she really did have some serious cyst...then, she could've undergone some kind of surgical operation for removal.
269842
Not accurate or worth it.\n\nThis is a simple/relatively cheap test to have done at the doctor's office.  It's WAY more worth it than saving just a few bucks for inaccurate results from a home test.
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It's expensive, I know that. It's something like $323.68 without insurance. (Last figure I rememeber being told to me by my pshychiatrist in CO).
176889
Yes.  Medicare will cover a yearly diabetic eye exam (assuming your doctor is a provider for medicare in your state).  The only thing medicare will not cover is a refraction fee. This ranges from $10-50 depending on how much that practice wants to charge.  That is what it costs to check for glasses. If you are having no trouble you do not have to have that done.  Just tell the doctor or assistant that you would prefer not to have that done.  It shouldn't be a big deal.
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have you called the 800 # on the back of your medical card? Tey can usually refer you to a doc . happy hunting! By the way , Jesus loves you.
46574
My insurance paid for both of mine. But I think they are at least $1,000.  Call the center where you had it done and ask them. Also call your insurance company and find out how much they pay. It might depend on your diagnosis.
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Physicals are very important preventative measures.  When I get a physical, I bring up any and every question or concern I have, and I ask the doctor to run any and every test he feels is not overkill.  I always have them do a full bloodwork panel (pretty standard).  If you are sexually active, a physical is a perfect time to have them run a full STD panel also (HIV, etc).  Be sure to mention anything that has been bothering or concerning you.  Ask your doctor if there is anything you should start paying more attention to, and what he recommends.  Good luck!
11732
free just go to a walmart in your area and there is a bloodtest in the medical center
450972
I would imagine that a complete physical exam from your new doctor and a complete blood work up will most likely show where your problem lies. Ten years is a lifetime for some drugs. It is possible that it nolonger exists and has been replaced by something else. My suggestion, explain the whole situation to your doctor now and go from there.
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my husband went through this a few years ago. he paid 5 dollars to each doctor for COPIES of his records. and one doctor eventually figured out what was wrong - mineers (don't think i spelled that right) dis ease.\nhe went to several different docs for about 10 years before ONE figured it out.\nthis is YOUR life and YOUR health. don't leave it in the hands of a doc who is not doing YOU right. PLEASE.
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All doctors have to offer are there skills and knowledge.  You can't expect freebies all the time.  If they let anyone have a free surgery and just hope for payment they will more than likely go broke or be sued.  They could lose their license and home for treating you and you don't want to pay?
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There are many clinics that charge on a sliding scale (what you make depends on what you pay).  You should find one and see a doctor soon.  Also, if you are over 40, most states have free screening programs.
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Yes you should. There is no way to know for certain but for a Dr to check you. You can look for a clinic in your area if you are worried about the costs.
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yes you can buy a test for at home use!!! I know my local  "Walgreens" has them on the top shelf in the pharmacy, they cost about $25.00, you can also buy them online depending on how soon you need it... yes the one i bought was very reliable.
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