Originally posted by: miri
One in the groin area? And what kind of doctor should I look up or should I just call a hospital?
Originally posted by: FreshPrince
I don't think you'd remove a hernia...ya close it?
someone confirm!
Originally posted by: FLWRHART
dont you have insurance.
usually you would go to your general practioner and then he/she will refer you to a specislist
Originally posted by: FreshPrince
I don't think you'd remove a hernia...ya close it?
someone confirm!
Originally posted by: RKS
Go to a teaching/university hospital, claim amnesia, and try to get it done as an indigant.
Originally posted by: RKS
Go to a teaching/university hospital, claim amnesia, and try to get it done as an indigant.
Originally posted by: Zim Hosein
Originally posted by: RKS
Go to a teaching/university hospital, claim amnesia, and try to get it done as an indigant.
miri, RKS is on to something, minus the "amnesia" part. Since you don't have insurance, seek out a medical uni/college where you will pay a siginificant discounted rate on a hernia procedure. Just be warned, that going this route will not be quick, but it will save some $.
Originally posted by: miri
Originally posted by: Zim Hosein
Originally posted by: RKS
Go to a teaching/university hospital, claim amnesia, and try to get it done as an indigant.
miri, RKS is on to something, minus the "amnesia" part. Since you don't have insurance, seek out a medical uni/college where you will pay a siginificant discounted rate on a hernia procedure. Just be warned, that going this route will not be quick, but it will save some $.
good idea, I live in Richmond so the Medical College of Virginia is here. I graduated from Virginia commonwealth university which is affliated but I dont think that will do me any good.
Good luck.Originally posted by: RKS
FWIW my 6 month old has his hernia surgery on Monday.![]()