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Old 09-17-2012, 01:24 PM #21
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Sally, get to the Doctor alley.

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@Sally. When was the last time you had blood drawn and a panel done?
And Medicare should cover this, right?
In Jan. and all was great according to my Doc.
And no Medicare does not cover routine bloodwork. Y'all are making me feel sick..LOL!

Thanks but for now I'm ok, I promise...
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I googled "Does Medicare cover routine blood tests and you are right, HOWEVER...by talking to your doctor, he may want to see if there is any concern regarding your sleep pattern and if so, Medicare does cover the cost of the test.

http://www.caring.com/medicare_infor...of-blood-tests

I see that Kicker voted "yes" in the uncreated poll asking you to AT LEAST call your doctor.

And in another unofficial poll:

Is Aarcyn being annoying or...
should Sally call her doctor?

And a follow-up question.

If you find Aarcyn annoying, do you really want her to know and possibly turn her attention toward you?
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sally,
can i gently put out there that you might be depressed?
that might make you very tired and need to sleep excessively.
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Interrupted sleep leads to MORE fatigue and sleepiness because of the poor quality of the initial sleep.

Medical issues too can cause this.... blood sugar problems, or infections. If you eat alot of carbs and sweets, they will make you sleepy.
If you eat a high protein meal, you will usually be more alert.
So what you eat also could be affecting you.
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OK OK already.. Cyn you are annoying in a good way. I love you - don't stop. Kicker you are just annoying and you cuss a lot..

I may have a UTI. First signs today as I woke from nap. Took my usual pills and will call doc in the Morning for some Amoxicillin.

It is probably psychosomatic because of you all...thanks a lot..
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So not feeling extremely well today, but must be getting better, because Im sleeping better. I wonder if it's possible to get a UTI by eating too much yogurt and fruit?

I called My Doc and he will order my Med and I should have it tomorrow. In the meantime, I'm gorging myself with AZO, cranberry caps and cranberry juice.

No pain but urging constantly now. Of course that could be all the liquid I'm flooding myself with.

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Ah Sal, we are all mothers...
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Cranberry juice is VERY high in sugar content.

The capsules should be adequate for you alone. Remember to drink lots of water.
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Ah Sal, we are all mothers...
DH used to say, in humor, "that's half of a word".
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