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An_246286 posted:
hi for about 6 months i been getting my period 2 a month.
now we in july 2 and in june i got it on the 2nd n nly got it once. its been a month n nothing. my breast r tender n swollen.. n i have no insurance to go get checked.. what to do.
2 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:what to dohi for about 6 months i been getting my period 2 a month.<br />now we in july 2 and in june i got it on the 2nd n nly got it once. its been a month n nothing. my breast r tender n swollen.. n i have no insurance to go get checked.. what to do.
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Anon_235035 responded:
Go buy a pregnancy test.
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scperdomo7 responded:
The other poster is absolutely correct. You don't need insurance to buy a pregnancy test. When you test, make sure you use your first pee of the morning to get the most accurate reading.

If you find you aren't pregnant, you may need to go see a gynecologist anyway to rule out any underlying problems. You don't need insurance to go see a doctor - you would just have to pay out of pocket and most places offer some kind of discount for self-pay patients or work out payment plans. You have plenty of options, just do your research.
Report This| Share this:what to do<b>The other poster is absolutely correct. You don't need insurance to buy a pregnancy test. When you test, make sure you use your first pee of the morning to get the most accurate reading.</b><br /><b></b> <br /><b>If you find you aren't pregnant, you may need to go see a gynecologist anyway to rule out any underlying problems. You don't need insurance to go see a doctor - you would just have to pay out of pocket and most places offer some kind of discount for self-pay patients or work out payment plans. You have plenty of options, just do your research.</b>
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