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I have not had a period in years, and i can't find a gynecologist who takes my insurance, what should i do?
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Change insurance: Most doctors accept the major insurance plans. The main reasons a doctor does not accept a particular insurance are: the insurance plan won't pay the doctor an adequate fee, and the insurance plan creates too many rules that hassle the doctor at every turn. Thus, a patient has two choices: change to a better insurance plan, or be a cash patient at the gynecologist she likes.
Answered 11/4/2015
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