cost for dilation and curettage?
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It depends where you live and who is doing the procedure. If it is in a hospital you are looking at an average of around $1600-$3000 for the procedure and then you have to factor in anesthesia and lab. If you do not have insurance, your state should have an indigent care program. You may also want to see if you qualify for Medicaid in your state, and you can do that at your local Social Services office, or check your state online. Make sure you need the procedure before you have it done, though.
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Completely depends on whether the patient has complications.   I had it done 3 years ago...absolutely no complications..total cost was about $30,000\n\nI paid about $1,500 out of pocket
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You'll get a paper prescription that the lens maker will use to make the lenses (if any) that you'll need. The price for the lenses might not be covered by insurance. Be sure to take dark glasses with you to the exam. The eye doctor may dilate your pupils with an eye-drop solution, and they'll stay dilated for a few hours. If the sun's out, your eyes can hurt.
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Tubal reversal would cost around $5000 and up. Invitro typically costs more. As far as pain afterwards this can be managed with pain medication.  This link shows where this procedure can be done, state by state and more info about this type of surgery.\n\nhttp://www.ihr.com/infertility/provider/tubal_reversal.html?source=overture
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First I want to say sorry I know what its like fighting with the insurance companies, Its heart breaking and stupid they would rather watch you die than see you well and happy I have done so much research on the lap band and know its the right thing, and your not having your guts torn apart like that other surgery. I am going to have the surgery on the 8th of Dec. Now you might call me crazy but as I said I have done my research but im going to Mexico to have it done its $8,000.00 and that includes everything hotel fills for the rest of your life but not the air fair (thank god I live in Arizona I can drive) It is safe!!! most people that come back to the US only have a few things to say!! It was great!! and Shame on the US hospitals and the insurance companies they were treated better there than any US hospital and they never added anymore to the cost for anything. If you would like to know more I would be glad to share or help point you in some of the research I have done. Just don't let this frustrate you into not going for the goals you  have...Good luck  Wantabe goingtabe bandster  bgaroo@yahoo.com
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you are conscious, only your eye is numbed. You could check with your doctor if you prefer something different, but it would also effect the price of the surgery considerably.
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The price varies depending on what part of the country you are in. There are many dos and don'ts after surgery. Check with your local Ophthalmologist to get a complete list.
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I am going to assume you don't have insurance.  When I went to see one,  it cost me about $200 cuz the doctor was out of my insurance network.  That was just a follow up to a procedure.  All together, with procedure, it cost me about $2000.  $1500 for procedure, $300 for in-patient, and about $200 for the follow-up.  Luckily the procedure and the in-patient were partially covered by insurance.  All in all, it's expencive.
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See clearly method. I think it's on emule too. It costs a lot and usually doesnt do anything, but always that chance.\n\n\nlasic surgery. it usually works beautifully but costs 2000$ for both eyes and in rare cases can leave them very sensitive.
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This really depends on where you live. It can be anywhere between $125 and $1000 depending on the therapy, etc. per visit.
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Expect to pay 1000 - 2000 dollars.\n\nIf it sound too good to be true (like these 200 dollar deals) it probably is. Eyes are very precious and it is important to get the surgery done by a reputable clinic.
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Most laser refractive surgery is recommended with people of 6.00 or less.  So, this makes you on the edge.  Lasik and other refractive surgeries or PRK or corneal rings are very safe. The best thing you can do if you are thinking about laser surgery is to really research the doctors in your area.  Stay away from the people who claim it's so easy they can do it over your lunch break.  There are some risks as with any surgery. Most practices have someone in charge of marketing and would be happy to either set you up with a free consultation with their corneal specialist or send you more information than you could ever dream of.\n\nAs far as cost, my practice charges just under $1,300 per eye. Pain is minimal and I have mostly heard it described as annoying achiness.  There will be eye drops for a while afterwards, make sure you are okay with that.\n\nAlso keep in mind that not everyone is a good candidate for surgery.  There are several tests required in determining whether you can have surgery. You have to have enough eye tissue, no dryness, etc.
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I guess it would all depend on if your insurance would cover any of the costs and where you live. I live in central Florida and a  friend had a reversal a few months ago. She did not have any insurance and her costs were around $3500. As for the other person saying they won't do it on someone that's overweight..that also depends on the doctor. My friend weighs around 275 lbs. I don't know the statistics on conceiving after a tubal reversal, but she was pregnant within 4 months. Good Luck!
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Definately does seem like a lot of money. I know for a child in our office we usually dont see alot if any calculus or tartar so we usually just do a polish and flouride application. Perhaps two bitewing xrays. Cost usually runs with an exam as well $100 canadian. So $250 american seems a bit much. Anyhow i searched a few dentists in america and found this website you can check out, www.1800dentist.com. Also, www.newmedicalplan.com -they say $11.95 per month for 80% coverage. I hope this helps, good luck
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I live in SC but the community health center will do it for like $50 if you are a low-income family. It's not free, but it sure does cost a lot less than the alternatives!
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My multi-level spinal fusions & bone grafts cost AUD$12/15K each X 2 = $24,000-30,000 Australian dollars 14 years ago. Probably way cheaper now...good luck.
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Many patients travel from United States of America and UK to get low cost of Pediatric Interventional Cardiology Surgery (Balloon Atrial Septostomy, PDA Coil Occlussion, Valvuloplasty and others) in India. One of the most frequently asked questions when considering Pediatric Interventional Cardiology Surgery (Balloon Atrial Septostomy, PDA Coil Occlussion, Valvuloplasty and others) is "how much?" and “what is the price of surgery in India?”\n\n\nOftentimes, patients choose their surgeon on the basis of price. \nThe cost of Pediatric Interventional Cardiology Surgery (Balloon Atrial Septostomy, PDA Coil Occlussion, Valvuloplasty and others) is very affordable in India and costs are much lower when compared to the United States, UK and other countries. However, since the success of your surgery is largely dependent on your choice of surgeon, cost should not be your main consideration for your decision to undergo Pediatric Interventional Cardiology Surgery (Balloon Atrial Septostomy, PDA Coil Occlussion, Valvuloplasty and others) in India.\n\nI checked out the website of Forerunners Healthcare –which is the premier most medical tourism company in India offering low cost surgery in India to International Patients. They have served more than 400 International patients from across the globe (especially US and UK) to get low cost affordable surgery in India at the best Hospitals and Medical Institutions. And the general price of the Pediatric Interventional Cardiology Surgery (Balloon Atrial Septostomy, PDA Coil Occlussion, Valvuloplasty and others) is as follows-\n\nThe Cost of Pediatric Interventional Cardiology Surgery in India is $ 11,000.\n\nhttp://www.forerunnershealthcare.com\n\nIn India, any licensed medical doctor can perform Pediatric Interventional Cardiology Surgery (Balloon Atrial Septostomy, PDA Coil Occlussion, Valvuloplasty and others).\nTo avoid unsatisfactory results, it is best to choose a surgeon who has completed an accredited residency-training program in Pediatric Interventional Cardiology Surgery (Balloon Atrial Septostomy, PDA Coil Occlussion, Valvuloplasty and others). He should have extensive experience in the procedure you will undergo. That’s when Forerunners Healthcare come into picture-helping you get the best surgeon for your surgery at the most affordable prices in the best Hospitals of India.\n\nYour surgeon's skill can make all the difference between a good and an average result. Thus, although it is understandable that price is one of the considerations in your choice of surgeon, it is important to remember that the main consideration should be your surgeon's professional qualifications and experience.\n\nBesides that you should look into other issues related to traveling abroad, which is your visa, passport, climate, cultural issues and language barrier. Although language is not a problem in India –as most of the people are well verse in English. But you should make sure that you have a reliable hand holding person to guide you through the various steps of getting medical treatment and surgery in India.\n\n\nHope this helps.