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Issues with throbbing in neck: VNS or a thyroid problem
Epilepsy & Seizures | Last Active: Mar 4, 2022 | Replies (14)Comment receiving replies
I’m sorry as I’m barely seeing these messages. My gynecologist is the one who found my hypothyroidism but not doing full blood work up on it. Unfortunately the only endocrinologist that takes my insurance is booked 8 months out. I do have a appointment this Monday for a full panel of blood work to be done by a NP. If I’m way off I might have to take the route of paying outa pocket. I sure wish I wasn’t so far from one of the Mayo Clinic’s. That would definitely be my first option
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@jaderm, if you have the means to pay an endocrinologist out of your pocket, I would do it. Health in the first place, in my opinion. Waiting months for a doctor from your insurance to be treated, can cost you more at the end of it. My epileptologist does also not take my insurance. But I thank for having him as my doctor!
I believe that with Covid it is now possible to have video appointment with a doctor/endocrinologist at Mayo Clinic. Check this out, if physical examination would be necessary. All your exams I believe that could be sent through the internet or not? Just ideas.
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