|
|
| *Women health>>>Lupus |
I am 27 and have lupus, the joint kind. I have no insurance. Can someone please help? |
I am 27 and have lupus, the joint kind. I have no insurance. Can someone please help? apply for medicaide if you are able to work.. look online for reasonable rated insurances FORTIS is a decent self paying insurance Are there no free NHS hospitals in your area? Lupus is reasonably uncommon, and it is best to see a doctor who specializes in rheumatology and/or immunology. Many medical centers have financial counselors. Are you eligible for Medicaid? Don't put this off. Have you tried explaining your situation to your Dr.? You could make monthly payments on your bill(s) and as long as you're making an effort to pay and they understand that, many Physicians will go along with that. The same with hospitals. Check in the areas (State) where you live, they may have some type of resource for you to take advantage of. In my state there is a program for people with surgical bills, you must meet certain financial criteria though. Go through the phone book under "State, and County" to see what programs are listed there. Google Health Insurance programs- with your state listed after to see if anything pops up. These are just a few ideas! The payment plan with your Dr. is probably your best bet- but do see a doctor and get your condition under the best of control. I know it can be debilitating- Good luck! |
| Tags |
| Incontinence Infertility Irritable Bowel Syndrome Liposuction Lung Cancer Lupus Health Insurance Heart Disease Hepatitis High Blood Pressure |
| Related information |
apply for medicaide if you are able to work.. look online for reasonable rated insurances FORTIS is a decent self paying insurance... Do not drink or eat diet products that contain Aspartame as this can be a trigger for some of the pain. Also get rid of all of your regular household cleaners and laundry products as most a... Hi Donald Here are some ideas to overcome your illness. Cause Food allergies (there is a 100 percent correlation between lupus and food allergies), rheumatoid arthritis, other connect... so you think sweet and low causes werewolves? hahaha just playing with you. Werewolves are called lupines so I thought it was funny. sorry if it was rude!... Lupus is the latin word for wolf. Lupus shows up as a pattern like a wolfs mask around the face from a flare up. Lupus (wolfs disease). There are currently over 130 auto immune diseases... anything's possible - I have Hashimotos Thyroiditis - which is a auto-immune disease. My doc told me that once you have an auto-immune disease it increases your risks for others... Lupus affects everyone in different ways; it is hard to diagnose and just as hard to predict its progression. My sister-in-law has been suffering with Lupus for several years and has had man... I'm not diagnosing here for I am not your mother's doctor, but Lupus would not be by first choice. I would think more on the lines of thrombocytopenia which has to do with blood and... |
Health Categories--Copyright/IP Policy--Contact Webmaster The information on whfhhc.com is provided for educational and informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment for any medical conditions. |