paidmytaxesHad surgery for large basal cell, using Zyclara for 3 other spots. Need to return to work soon. No energy.
Zyclara - Anyone else feel chills and tired all the time?
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- 12 Oct 2012 by paidmytaxes
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Had to battle with insurance just to get this. Paid policy 25 yrs, told to go begging to meet sky high copays. Medicis paid. Oh, well, guess if you're poor, you're screwed. Had history of BCC but my primary told me this was a "rash" for 4 yrs. Maybe sue someone? God Bless America!
I have a real problem with insurance companies refusing to pay for needed meds. Their only reason is the bottom line, not any caring for us. I just looked at my part D, it doesn't know if it will pay for it, lolol. One of those nasty surprises at the pharmacy counter.
Your primary could pay for it, since he ignored it for 4 yrs, lol
I know, right. I'm thinking about talking to a lawyer. This is costing me a fortune in deductibles, copays, and lost work days. How do you not notice 8.2 cm by 2.8cm? How do you not have concerns about 8 different lesions? For over 4 years? On a patient with a prior history of BCC?
and when the patient is pointing it out, what would it have hurt him to refer you to a dermatologist.