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I had an MRI of the brain back in May, to investigate various cognitive / neurological problems I've been experiencing since the start of 2009 (mild confusion, memory problems, muscle twitching, etc). This came back normal (I have neither copies of the scans , nor the radiographers report - just a letter from neurologist saying all findings were normal).
The cost is 3,800 dollars plus meds. I spent about 1,300 dollars on meds. The name of the clinic is GYRA de puebla. I did get BFP after my first ivf but my numbers are going down. The numbers going down is not the fault of the doctor. They were at 166 14 dpt. The hotels here are about 40 to 50 a night for two.
Does anyone know of IVF clinics in Prague or Mexico? I am looking for a cheap IVF treatment overseas.
An ultrasound and an uptake scan are different tests.
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Didn't know FNA's were so expensive though...ouch.
did they order a follow up with an MRI ? this usually gives a better picture on what it is. I can tell you that most lesions on the liver are hemangiomas which are benign and nothing to worry about.
t have US health insurance you will need to pay the cost yourself. The cost of a liver biopsy can range from $1,500.00 to. $2,000.00.
* Find out how extensive your liver disease is by having a liver biopsy.
* If little damage, wait and treat with treatments that will be available in the next 2-3 years when the drugs will be approved my FDA and available in the U.S. (I have no idea when the treatments will be available in Mexico).
I hope this helps.
Fairy godmother, .....go to the gym!
Graves disease, thyroid growing, no medical insurance. What is average cost for surgery please?
I'm planning on getting a reversal in January or February. I think the statistics as far as success depend on many factors, such as your age, any other fertility issues, etc. Definately do research on your doctors. I've narrowed it down to two doctors - one in Mexico and one in North Carolina. I'm going with the one in Mexico for two reasons: 1) every review I've read from women who have gone to him is excellent.
It's not a cost issue. My doctor doesn't want to send me to MRI nor CT scan. She says that i don't need to do MRI, because CT didn't showed anyting abnormal, and that i am too young for serious disorders. I find this strange, because it was 8 years ago, and i assume that something could changed. Or maybe i'm wrong?
is an MRI or an ultrasound as accurate as a CT scan in determining if the spot on my liver is a hemangioma and not cancerous? Other than cost, is there a reason I should have a CT scan instead of an MRI? I would rather not have the radiation exposure of a CT scan if an MRI will produce adequate data. Furthermore, should I see a specialist instead of my PCP about this?
Thank you!
As the CT scan report was normal and since there was no MRI scan facility in the hospital the patient was not shifted immediately to another one. The doctor of the hospital to which he was later admitted mentioned about the delay. that is why i felt so. Do you think that the CT scan report which mentioned "brain-stem normal" was correct?
I was in Mexico for 2 years from 2004-2006 as a missionary for my church. I was sick for the majority of the time, with a variety of symptoms. After returning home, things got better, but it wasn't very long before i got sick again. My main symptoms have been: Fatigue, headaches (top of the head and they last all day.it is a constant pain that i have needed oxycotin prescribed to help with the pain.), loss of appetite, sensitive stomach, i heal slower, and i have major trouble waking up.
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