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Hi, my daughter of 2 years old keeps getting reoccurring ear infections. i'm on coastal savers with discovery health, however she has exhausted my savings, can i still see a ent specialist?
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Recurrent otitis: should be assessed by an ENT specialist with the possibility of PE tube placement. Each insurance policy is different and you need to check specifically with your insurance provider regarding payment and coverage. Self pay is always an option but can be quite costly.
Answered 6/17/2019
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