How much does a Colposcopy usually cost?
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No people it is really COLOPOSCOPY and it is Cervical, nothing to do with your colon.\n\nMine was $350 for the gyno and then another $380 for the lab to process the cells and stuff.\n\nThat is before insurance (under my deductible), so I would assume it'd be the same for you.  Just watch out for doctors that are "affiliated" with hospitals, then you have to pay DR and Hospital both.\n\nAnd it hurts horribly, but only for like one second, I swear!  Good luck, I'm sure its nothing, like most!\n\nWait, I just reread your question...be prepared it is NOT just a light.  They will use that and then in 98% of cases they will biopsy you right there.  That is what I am referring to in my answer.  A little squirt of alochol to numb the area and then a little snip from each spot that looks abnormal.
397066
the cost varies from place to place. It seems to be cheaper getting it done at a doctor's office than it does at a laser center. You do have to have more than one treatment because the hair can only be destroyed when it's in the the growth stage. The hair has to have some color to it as well. The results are great!\nI would think the bikini area would be in the $800 to $1000 range
877676
If you go to planned parenthood, they will go on a sliding scale. I think I ended up paying like 20 bucks for it, or maybe it was even $10. And my husband made 20 an hour at the time!
128609
I paid $1800 per eye at a very respected clinic.  I love a good bargain, but not when it comes to my vision.  Some of the cheaper places that charge less than $1000 per eye are using a lower quality machine and the risk of having problems like seeing halos around lights at night or even blindness increase significantly.
592421
$5,000-$20,000 depending on what kind of surgery you need. you better get some insurance.
1014571
Don't be nervous about the abnormal pap. The reason for the colposcopy is to help detect any pre-cancerous abnormalities in your cells. It is a good thing to try to detect it early. I just went through this 3 months ago. My doctor told me that it can take 10 years for it to become cancerous and not to worry. The process is a little uncomfortable, but very tolerable. \n\nDo not stress out about the horror stories from other people. \n\nBest of luck with everything.
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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.
1010297
It all depends on the doctor that you go to.  They all pretty much set their own prices.  Call your ophthalmologist and ask.
667191
The surgery is called areola reduction and can cost between $500-1500 since insurance isn't applicable.
1150315
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
746672
It could be from $20 to about $50. depending on your health, smarts, looks etc.
805005
There is a wide range.  The average price in Los Angeles area is $13/unit.  Some charge as much as $20/unit and others charge as little as $10/unit.  There are other factors to consider such as the amount of Botox that is wasted, etc.
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on the average about 90-99 dollars for the exam, prescription and trial pair...\n\nyour first estimate sounds right.. your normal eye doctor may be doing something extra or may be prescribing much more expensive lenses to charge more...\n\ngood luck
348067
Yes, we pay for visits.  Unless you have insurance, but you still pay for that, so you are paying either way.  \nIt costs a TON.  It's outrageous.  My regular gyno visit each year is about $300.  $300 so she can swab me and say, ok see you next year!  Once, I had mole removed because it was on my leg and I nicked it every time I shaved.  Turns out it was pre-cancerous, so I had to have the skin around it removed, on a separate visit.  Two visits, two biopsies, two sets of local anesthesia, the whole debaucle ended up being over $1,000.  And then I had to go back 6 months later so he could check on it.  The appointment was literally just him looking for 5 seconds and saying, ok, come back if another mole looks funny.  I paid $200 for that 30 second visit!!!  And, I was in college, but too old to be on my parent's insurance, so all of this was out of pocket.  The American health care system is in some serious need of reform.\nOh, and if you have no money, some of them are nice enough to bill you.  If you still don't have money, they report you to a collection agency and it f***s with your credit.
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I couldn't find the actual costs of a yearly pelvic exam, but cost really shouldn't come into play.  At your county's Public Health Department, they provide low cost/no cost Pap screenings.  You can search with Yahoo or Google for "public health department" and your counties name for more info on line.\nPlanned Parenthood also provides low/no cost Paps.  To find a Planned Parenthood in your area, try this link:  http://www.plannedparenthood.org/pp2/portal/files/portal/healthservices/findhealthcenter/main.xml\nThis site has more places/resources for low cost Paps:  http://www.4woman.gov/faq/pap.htm
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The cost depends on where you live, if you have insurance, and your financial situation. Cost also depends on how many images you have taken. My sons last CT he had a pelvic, abdominal, and chest scan (whole body). The total cost was $3470.  Our health insurance covered the entire cost.
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Usually a couple of hundred bucks