Can some one tell me why i dont have a health line on my palm. I checked 10 ppl and they have health lines?
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In some case many people dont have alot of lines on thier hands... Health Lines, Life Lines, No one really knows why we have lines, much less why they are there, i dont think you should worry.
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I think you should go to your GP, to get a check-up.  That's what I would do.
497911
why didnt u ask your doctor
54454
Good for you.  There are too many folks out there who treat Docs like gods, and take abusive treatment like waiting long past appointed times (that's why they call us PATIENTs, right?...Yeah, right...), not getting phone calls returned, and having to deal with rude or inept office staff.  The heck of it is, sometimes telling the Doc about their office staff does absolutely no good...those same Docs probably do not listen to well to their patients either.  Sorry...I digress.\n\nNow, if you have health insurance, be it a HMO or PPO, you'll need to choose your primary care provider from a providers list, which the company will send to you upon request, or look on the company's website, which most HMOs/PPOs have nowdays.\n\nMost companies have lots of choices.  How do you choose a good one?  Well, when I had the same problem, I asked my co-workers, friends and family who they go to, and if:\n\n1.  They like their Doc,\n2.  They like dealing with the office staff,\n3.  Get phone calls returned in a reasonable timeframe,\n4.  Ever waited too long to be seen, and if so, did the office staff let folks who were waiting know what's going on?\n\nI'm sure there are questions that are important to you that you'll want to ask.  When you narrow down your list, let your HMO/PPO know who you want to see first.  Now, your evaluation of that Doc is going to start.  Call the office for an appointment, and see how long you have to wait to be seen.  If they can't get you in within two days, in my opinion, it's bad news.  At this point I would probably go down the list and choose number two on the list.  When you do get an appointment, rate the office staff.  Were they rude? Pleasant? Treated you like you were 'bothering' them?  Write down your critiques...that goes for the Doc too.  Did he/she make you wait more than 10 mins after you were called back?  Did the Doc have the bedside manner of a rabid camel?  Did he/she smell and/or look dirty or disheveled?  Did he/she listen to you and ask good questions, or was it 'uh huh...uh huh.'  \n\nI treat that first appointment like a job interview in reverse...THEY have to EARN your business.  I don't know about you, but I expect a lot for my money...don't settle for less than you need from your doc.  Go down the line until you find the one who you can live with.  Hopefully you'll find one that you'll be very happy with.\n\nBest of luck to you!
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are you the care provider? as much notice as possible. it is not always easy to find a good doctor or care provider so the more notice the better. check with the licensing board that governs you to find out if there is a minimum required time frame, although i doubt it. i'm pretty sure it's more of a courtesy.
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sounds like you have a blood clot or some kind of circulatory problem. With all the health issues in your family sounds like you need to be getting full exams regularly.
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Call the emergency room and ask them. You could have a very serious problem or could be minor. They should be able to help you.
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By UHC, I assume you're talking about United Health Care?  If so, you may want to contact UHC's customer service department if you are attempting to ask about coverage for pre-existing conditions.  The customer service phone number to UHC should be on the back your ID card.  I included a link below to iVillage that, in my opinion, should help clarify what insurers consider a "pre-existing" condition.  Good luck.
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You sound very concerned. Why don't you seek professional help then? Please, don't put your health in the hands of an amateur forum. Respect your mind and body. You must consult your doctor or a dermatologist. (I am a physician myself and this is the best advice I can possibly give you.)
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Call Orlando Medical & Pain on Red Bug Lake Rd.  Ask them this: "Is there a Dr. Smart there, please?"  If they say yes, then say, "Oh.  I should never have asked on Y!A then, should have I?"
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There is a back order on it. We have a few at the hospital but its been on back order for months. There is a national shortage. There are other manufacturers, maybe you should try switching. Other than that, the only thing I can think of is something going on with your insurance. Good luck!
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umm....why did you wait? go see a doctor! worry about your health first before worrying about whether you can pay for it or not, you can always get help in that area, but if its something serious and you keep waiting, then it'll be too late!
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Honestly you should go to the Dr. \n\nThere are any number of reasons you get spots on your palms. \nJust a few are allergies, eczema and psoriasis though if you've been camping recently it could be lyme disease. \n\nYou mihgt not to party this week or drink too much. But you should also see a dermatologist.
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Have you asked your parents if they have health insurance for you?  You may have coverage but not aware of it.  If you have a family doctor you should call on Monday, but if you can't wait that long, you can go to your local Emergency Room and be seen regardless of ability to pay, but since you're a minor they will need to have information about your parents.  When you go to the ER, tell the person who registers you that you don't know if you have insurance or if you don't have insurance.  Hospitals have social workers that can help you get health insurance through your local social services agency or if you're not eligible for that then they can offer you other options such as a monthly payment schedule or maybe even some other program to help uninsured people depending on your parents' income level.  But if you go to the ER, you will receive several bills; 1 from the hospital, 1 from each doctor you see and 1 from a radiologist (person who reads the xray) and that can cost hundreds.  That's why you should REALLY check with your parents about health insurance and who they use as your family doctor.  Good luck--hope your leg heals quickly!
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Provide where you live and we can help better.  You don't want us to give you one from Jacksonville, FL if you are from San Diego, CA.  I can suggest calling a hospital and asking for a number.  Go to google and type in health clinic and the city/state you live in.  Click the first thing should say map or something similar.  Then call around.  \n\nHope this helps good luck.
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check with your Dr. where to buy\nthank you