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No health insurance and I have a lump in my breast?


I have noticed this almost "disk" like lump on my left breast towards the inside of my chest, its really bothering me. Breast cancer runs in my family on both sides and the women have been getting it younger and younger. Now I dont have health insurance but my question is, can I go to a planned parenthood or something to get it checked out for free or with assistance?

Yes, go to planned parenthood, a health center, or maybe even a free clinic that's in your area. And if there are none of these resources available? Go to the Dr. anyway! Trust me, even if you have to pay for a dr's appt out of your pocket, you just are going to have to do this if you find a lump in your breast. ESPECIALLY if breast cancer runs in your family! You need to go as soon as you can, this is not something to be taken lightly.

But also, don't freak out! Benign lumps are in women's breasts all the time, I have a lot of lumps and they are due to how much caffeine I drink! So just because you have found a lump doesn't mean you have cancer. And if it is cancer? Breast cancer is becoming easier and easier to treat with a very high success rate these days. So just try to calm down because the stress is doing you no good. Go get it checked out and then you need to go see if you qualify for medicaid. Good luck to you and go to the dr!

most states have free clinics you can go to. But, if you can't accomplish it that way, I'd consider just calling the doctor's office telling them what you've found on the phone, explaining that you have no insurance and seeing if you can work out some sort of small payment or something. You really should not ignore that.

It doesn't mean you have breast cancer......... I have had a lump in my breast for over a year now. It is just a swollen noddle and I can have it removed if I wanted to but haven't. Make sure that you don't have that same lump but smaller on the other side of your chest. Then you know there is nothing to worry about. Plan parent hood still cost money they go by how much you make a hour and then they decide on how much they want to charge you so be careful on what you tell them. Some of them charge just as much as a regular OBGYN. No place is free

If you can't afford health insurance, you should definatley check out Ameriplan USA. They are the #1 health and dental benefits company in the US, with over 140 million customers. You can expect to save up to 80% off your care. The cost of the plans are your choice, between $29.95-$59.95 a month for your entire household. Check out www.mybenefitsplus.com/lgraham
Good luck to you!!!

http://consumers.ipro.org/index/breast-c...

This site can tell you where you can get a free mammogram in your area.

Please PLEASE go get checked. My family has a history as well and I know that feeling, not having insurance and afraid something is wrong. Don't let finances dictate your health. Please use this source.

yes planned parenthood will help, they go on a sliding fee...I just talked to a lady that was in your situation and she got a mammogram and caught it..so please go now this could save your life..you may also want to check out YWCA...they give free mammograms

i look for website and found this health insuranse website

GO RIGHT NOW TO THE NEAREST PLANNED PARENTHOOD AND EXPLAIN EVERYTHING. THEY WILL BE ABLE TO HELP YOU.

i look around on the web and found this site about healt insurance

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/You...

yep
planned parent hood took care of that for me.
It turned out for me it was just normal and i had an od or vitamins.
lol

Yes, planned parenthood will check it out! Go asap! Tell them breast cancer runs in your family.

American Cancer Society can help you find low and no cost screenings. Go to cancer.org

Yes Planned Parent Hood will see you for free. You should go right way. This is not something to take lightly. Good luck!

u have breast cancer

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