Prolotherapy is a therapy using injections to an area of the body which is in pain. It causes inflammation to induce the body to heal itself. Do insurance companies tend to pay for this therapy?

wrkoutchick posted


How can someone without health insurance recieve medical treatment?

I have signed up for med. insurance at my job and it will not kick in until January. I just realised I might be needing some medical attention now, how do I get it? I have severe back pain.

I was 4 month pregnant when rear ended at a red light. The driver yelled at me, threatened to leave b4 police arrived, and even elbowed me in my pregnant stomach when i tried to waive police over to the site! I had 5 months of chiropractor treatments and I was very uncomfortable! Hard enough being pregnant in the summer, let alone not being able to sit anywhere for more than 5 minutes straight! Needless to say, my social life left me confined to my house so i can lay on my side, which felt the best. Her insurance admitted fault and will pay the discounted medical bills of $3,700. They are offering $500 for me for pain and suffering. I told him I deserve more and he asked me to put it in writing. I’m wondering how much to ask for that is reasonable????

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