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I am 56 years old, when i went to the bathroom, i wiped i saw blood i have no insurance what should i do?
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Free clinic? : Some communities have free clinics, or clinics that charge a sliding fee based upon income. Call public health, ask what is available in your community/state. When you go to appt, inform staff and dr you have no insurance, this may reduce "routine" tests that can add up $. I know the $ of medical care can be daunting, but early treatment is less $ than later/complicated treatment. Best wishes.
Answered 4/30/2015
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