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A member asked:

My stomach has completely covered my pelvic area, has rash, oder, and very heavy. will medicaid pay for it? (i am a diabetic with hypothyroidism)

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Rash: This sounds like a medical concern regarding the skin. Your primary care physician could address this or refer you to a dermatologist who accepts medicaid. But the answer to your question is yes, if you feel it is a medical concern (not cosmetic) medicaid should pay for it if you have enrolled in your state's program.

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Answered 12/2/2014

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