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Subject:
Podiatry (foot doctors), Heel Pain, and Reimbursements
Category: Health > Medicine Asked by: jimwalden-ga List Price: $12.00 |
Posted:
08 Jul 2004 23:35 PDT
Expires: 09 Jul 2004 21:41 PDT Question ID: 371720 |
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Subject:
Re: Podiatry (foot doctors), Heel Pain, and Reimbursements
From: nfpolaris-ga on 09 Jul 2004 09:07 PDT |
hey...i'm not a researcher....just adding a comment. I broke my heel last year in 2 and had 2 screws put in....the pain was horrible, even after all was "healed". After lots of Dr's and therapy they sent me to a pain management clinic where they did a "nerve block"....not really sure what was in the stuff...but basicly injected the heal with steroids (or some concoction). He said that the pain could go and never come back or not...may need more. Well...thankfully....the one did it....i wouldn't call it pain anymore...sort of just awareness....i'm aware of the heel and still feel the screws, but not pain. This may not help you or enlighten you at all...if thats the case..i apologize....and just ignore. 8-) |
Subject:
Re: Podiatry (foot doctors), Heel Pain, and Reimbursements
From: neilzero-ga on 09 Jul 2004 15:34 PDT |
I am not a researcher either: I have found aspercreme (over the counter, only a tiny ammount) reduces mild heel pain. The payment to the pediatest varies widely with your city and from one insurance company to another. The diognosis will determine the treatment and the fee. In some cases, some doctors lie to the insurance company to get a bigger fee. Neil |
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