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Trying to meet high deductible only with major problems. none so far. should i schedule appointments for later in the year now?
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It depends: Do not delay if you have problems with your health now. It could get more expensive to treat if problems progress and diagnosed at more advance, late stage.
Answered 7/13/2013
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