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I am in between diabetes specialists and insurance, can't get in to a doctor and I'm out of my insulin. I will be seeing my specialist in 2 weeks when my insurance starts. Can urgent care refill my insulin?
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My cat got caught by a hind leg in a trap, skin not broken, bones not broken, but leg is swollen below the knee, and he is very quiet
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Should I change antibiotic if I’m still having pain after 4 days on keflex for UTI
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No. Urine needs to be send for cultures to check sensitivity, and more testing should be done to r/o other conditions. Assuming is lower abdominal pain, multiple other conditions can cause lower abdominal pain.
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Does Medicare reimburse for home health products as bedside commode?
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Yes, Medicare does reimburse for certain home health products, including bedside commodes, if they are deemed medically necessary and prescribed by a healthcare provider. However, the reimbursement amount may vary depending on the specific product and the state in which you live. It is important to check with your Medicare provider and healthcare provider to determine eligibility and coverage....Read More