Should I Wait to Have Ultrasound? Posted: 12-12-04 19:43pm
Last week my dr's office called with
results of my mammogram and said the dr
would like me to have an ultrasound due to
what appeared to be benign cysts in both
breasts. I initially scheduled the appt
for monday but since found out my
insurance has a $2,500 deductible and my
new insurance that goes in effect on jan 1
has no deductible. I called the dr to
reschedule, but was told the dr does not
want me to wait. Since I will have to
pay for the u/s out-of-pocket, i'm
questioning whether or not three weeks is
really going to make a difference? I
hate to wait but then again, it could be
just cysts and any extra expenses at this
time is going to be difficult on my
family. Any advice?
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lf777
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Joined: 24 Sep 2004 Posts: 35
Posted: 01-02-05 20:54pm
Hello
i guess i'm kind of late. By now your new
insurance should have kicked in. Anyway,
the us will further define the
characteristics of the nodules that were
seen on the mammogram.
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