i can't speak to your clinical issues but you will have the chance to obtain health insurance again for next year starting november 15th. your situation is exactly the reason why even if we're otherwise healthy having insurance is important -- it's often required for access to the care you need and it can prevent financial ruin. you asked about preventing another attack. you might seek on-going care at a community health clinic. there are about 1200 of them around the country and they serve people on a sliding scale. you can find a clinic by searching the u. s. health resources and services administration website at: <link> i can't speak to your clinical issues but you will have the chance to obtain health insurance again for next year starting november 15th. your situation is exactly the reason why even if we're otherwise healthy having insurance is important -- it's often required for access to the care you need and it can prevent financial ruin. you asked about preventing another attack. you might seek on-going care at a community health clinic. there are about 1200 of them around the country and they serve people on a sliding scale. you can find a clinic by searching the u. s. health resources and services administration website at: <link>
what are the consequences for not having my gall bladder removed when i was told that i have numerous stones. no ins. i went to the emergency room a couple of months ago in serious pain and after a few tests i was informed that i have numerous gall stones. the dr. on call told me that i need to have my gall bladder removed. since i have no insurance i was discharged from the e. r. and referred to a surgeon. as most of you know no surgeon will see you unless you have insurance or cash. . what can i do to prevent another attack and is there any danger in not having the gall bladder removed.