You should never fell embarrassed to talk to your doctor, they are there to provide the medical care you need.
It's just another day for them is all it really is.
this post was submitted on 10 Jul 2023
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True, but when you already know what the doctor will suggest and don't have $250 to pay the copay, it makes it far easier to justify.
No, my fear of it being something horrible and permanent is always stronger than any embarrassment I feel.