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can you get gum grath on nhs or will they help pay?

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Gum Grafts on NHS: Depends on your provider. Ask for pre- approval for any procedure.  They should tell you what your out of pocket expense will be. Just ask. Sometimes they can only give an estimate. But it should be close. Gum grafts work. Everyone likes the good result. Best.

Question 2

how long does it take to have an abortion on the nhs?

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Cannot say.: No doctor here practices in thatvsystem. Ask your own doctor.

Question 3

can you tell me if i could get foreskin restoration on the nhs?

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Here are some ...: Largely, most of foreskin restoration is considered as a cosmetic matter, which would probably not be covered by NHS. Occasionally, circumcision may cause penile dysfunction for sex due to too much foreskin removal or in inadvertent nerve injury. For the former, some plastic surgery could be done depending on the residual anatomical feasibility; for the later, it would be impossible to help.

Question 4

could the nhs provide enough support for people with a mental illness?

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Find therapist: Near where you live to get evaluated and start therapy as well as reaching out to NAMI

Question 5

what are the nhs obliged to test someone who feels they have prostate problems?

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Unsure: About the rules of NHS, but if you think you have urinary issues or you have a first degree male relative ie father or brother with prostate cancer then your physician would seriously consider testing your prostate sooner than later.

Question 6

i have had a verruca for 6 yrs tried everything been told you can't get it frozen or cut on the nhs anymore?

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See plastic surgeon: If this problem is really affecting you, I would recommend to see a plastic surgeon. Those doctors have many tools that could help. Their focus is on making you look good (cosmesis) so I hope you could get some benefit from them. Otherwise, I would see an ID doctor who specializes in killing viruses -they may have something that could help you.

Question 7

could inlays and onlays be done on the dental nhs?

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Limitations: The National Health System, also known as Medicaid, is limited by both federal and state regulations as to procedure coverage.  As such, every state has slightly different parameters for coverage.  Your question would be best answered by seeing a Dentist indoor state that provides Medicare treatment.

Question 8

am i dying?

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Yes: Yes, we are all in the process of dying, only the rate of change is unknown

Question 9

am i dying?

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We all are: A 3-word question with no details... well, life is short on Earth, regardless of whether a person lives 3 days, 3000 days, or 30,000 days. It is not length of one's life that matters, but the quality of the life lived. The goal is not to live a long life, but to live a good life. Even if a person makes it all the way to age 82, that's only 30,000 days.

Question 10

im a nurse?

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Symptoms:  Because you are a medical care provider, it is especially important for you to quarantine and get tested before interacting with patients. COVID 19 infection is possible. Suspicion for COVID 19 is higher if you have at least 2 of these sx’s: temp of at least 99.6, Cough, Shortness of breath, Chills, Shivering, Muscle pain, Headache, Sore throat or new loss of taste or smell.

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