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Old 11-26-2011, 03:16 PM #1
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Default Insurance Cover Neuropathy Shoes Perscription?
Does your insurance cover you getting perscription shoes? I am probably needing them due to my feet and will be asking my Dr about this at next weeks appointment.Just found about this....

Have bad stinging / pain.Currently on 3200mg of Gabapentin and just got a 50mg Tramadol 2 time per day perscription.
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