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My doctor referred me to a neurologist because i have restless legs, what can i expect from the neurologist for a fee?
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Neurology: Initial neurological workup fee is high but depends on practice itself & what portion your insurance covers. Best to call that office & inquire.
Answered 7/26/2012
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