No insurance. Going to a "free" clinic tomorrow for a pap smear...?
Almost 2 years ago, I was diagnosed with HPV 16. I have just gotten off birth control and ever since next, my periods have be a little screwy. I'm overweight. I'm thinking this is why my periods are anomalous when I'm not forcing them to be normal by being on birth contol. My boyfriend and I enjoy been trying to conceive since October, 2007. I don't have insurance anymore, so I own to go to a free women's health clinic tomorrow for an "every six months" pap smear, due to my HPV.
I tried explaining what I call for the appointment for and the receptionist on the phone wasn't understanding what I wanted. She be saying, since this was a free service, controlled by the command funding... that they wouldn't be able to HELP me figure out why my period are irregular, so that I can try to get pregnant. That they just do pap smears and dispense out birth control. :|
No insurance. What happens when I need another colposcopy - I've needed two already since they told me I have HPV? Will I just be billed?
What will they do about my irregular length? Should I have to LIE to them about why I want to grasp my period on track? So that I can have a child? They're in the business of preventing pregnancies!
I don't know what to tell them... Should I budge on birth control to regulate my periods, then stop it and try to conceive again?
Answers:
I cogitate your best stratergy is to go to the appointment for your health, and stick near the pills for now.In the meantime, figure out a instrument to get insurance. The possibilities include working for a company that offers insuance or applying for insurance through the state. Once, you are insured, you will be surrounded by a better position to get pregnant as you would have coverage for your pernatal keeping and the delivery. There is also the financial cost of a child to consider, and a full time job near beneftis would help.
My advice to you would be to find employment that will proposition you insurance to take care of these medical bills. HPV 16 is a sexually transmitted disease and can well be spread to your partner. It is not wise to be practicing unsafe sex period, especially next to you already being exposed to a virus. You have no medical insurance and trying to enjoy a baby w/o insurance is not the best thing contained by your interest. It seems that you have adequate issues and throwing a baby into the mix will not make it any easier.
With pregnancy your hormones will instigate to change and you could experience a break out, even during childbirth. A C-section may be needed to be in instruct to decrease expose to the child. A friend of mine that has Herpes not long gave birth through a C-section, and her medical bills are through the roof. However, her insurance is covering 80% of the cost.
It sounds to me that you are very youthful and maybe you need to do more research on your disease and taking meticulousness of YOU, before you bring another life into this world. Having to depend on the govt. for the sake of raise a child is not the best way to go. Check out WebMD to read upon info on HPV and pregnancy. I don't know what your spiritual plinth is, but you may need to seek God on this one love.
If you can't the thought of paying for a colposcopy consequently you really shouldn't even be thinking of having a child. A 'normal' healthy nativity might cost $15,000 at a hospital. Make is a C-section and now you are probably over $50,000. Child born pre-maturely and needs time contained by a neo-natal intensive care unit and you can be into the hundreds of thousands surrounded by a heartbeat.
You need insurance. Before you get pregnant.
polite luck!
PS - if your irregular period is just a convenience issue or a ttc (trying to conceive) issue, the 'free' clinic is not equipped to do that.
Going on birth control to 'regulate' your cycle freshly to go off of it to ttc is a discouraging idea. The birth control provides an artificial signal to your body to menstruate and you do not ovulate with birth control. It could cart months for the hormones to fully get out of your system and allow you to conceive. You'd just be going backwards - it wouldn't support at all.
Well, why do you want to get pregnant when you enjoy no health insurance? Does the state you live in enjoy a Medicaid program? Go to your county's Job and Family Services and apply for state funded health care. Then you can budge to a real doctor that can help you. Your child will stipulation health insurance also. You should do that before you bring back pregnant.
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I tried explaining what I call for the appointment for and the receptionist on the phone wasn't understanding what I wanted. She be saying, since this was a free service, controlled by the command funding... that they wouldn't be able to HELP me figure out why my period are irregular, so that I can try to get pregnant. That they just do pap smears and dispense out birth control. :|
No insurance. What happens when I need another colposcopy - I've needed two already since they told me I have HPV? Will I just be billed?
What will they do about my irregular length? Should I have to LIE to them about why I want to grasp my period on track? So that I can have a child? They're in the business of preventing pregnancies!
I don't know what to tell them... Should I budge on birth control to regulate my periods, then stop it and try to conceive again?
Answers:
I cogitate your best stratergy is to go to the appointment for your health, and stick near the pills for now.In the meantime, figure out a instrument to get insurance. The possibilities include working for a company that offers insuance or applying for insurance through the state. Once, you are insured, you will be surrounded by a better position to get pregnant as you would have coverage for your pernatal keeping and the delivery. There is also the financial cost of a child to consider, and a full time job near beneftis would help.
My advice to you would be to find employment that will proposition you insurance to take care of these medical bills. HPV 16 is a sexually transmitted disease and can well be spread to your partner. It is not wise to be practicing unsafe sex period, especially next to you already being exposed to a virus. You have no medical insurance and trying to enjoy a baby w/o insurance is not the best thing contained by your interest. It seems that you have adequate issues and throwing a baby into the mix will not make it any easier.
With pregnancy your hormones will instigate to change and you could experience a break out, even during childbirth. A C-section may be needed to be in instruct to decrease expose to the child. A friend of mine that has Herpes not long gave birth through a C-section, and her medical bills are through the roof. However, her insurance is covering 80% of the cost.
It sounds to me that you are very youthful and maybe you need to do more research on your disease and taking meticulousness of YOU, before you bring another life into this world. Having to depend on the govt. for the sake of raise a child is not the best way to go. Check out WebMD to read upon info on HPV and pregnancy. I don't know what your spiritual plinth is, but you may need to seek God on this one love.
If you can't the thought of paying for a colposcopy consequently you really shouldn't even be thinking of having a child. A 'normal' healthy nativity might cost $15,000 at a hospital. Make is a C-section and now you are probably over $50,000. Child born pre-maturely and needs time contained by a neo-natal intensive care unit and you can be into the hundreds of thousands surrounded by a heartbeat.
You need insurance. Before you get pregnant.
polite luck!
PS - if your irregular period is just a convenience issue or a ttc (trying to conceive) issue, the 'free' clinic is not equipped to do that.
Going on birth control to 'regulate' your cycle freshly to go off of it to ttc is a discouraging idea. The birth control provides an artificial signal to your body to menstruate and you do not ovulate with birth control. It could cart months for the hormones to fully get out of your system and allow you to conceive. You'd just be going backwards - it wouldn't support at all.
Well, why do you want to get pregnant when you enjoy no health insurance? Does the state you live in enjoy a Medicaid program? Go to your county's Job and Family Services and apply for state funded health care. Then you can budge to a real doctor that can help you. Your child will stipulation health insurance also. You should do that before you bring back pregnant.
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