I have a pretty bad satchel of Scoliosis that makes my back sting all the time (I can't explain the pain it of late hurts badly), but i have no medical insurance or the money to pay a stern doctor for them to treat me! So i was wondering would a regular (free clinic) medical doctor at least treat my discomfort?
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Yes they will. But it might not be the highest quality. If the headache gets to be to much, there is other the emergency room. But be prepared to sit awhile. There are so many illegal immigrant using it that it takes a long time to be seen. In most cities anyway. I imply no disrespect but it is true.

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I don't know where you are from, but in America, here are ways to get free medical care. I hold no insurance and little money, so I just ask the hospital or doctor what kind of programs they bestow for a person like me. All the hospitals I've ever be to all offer charity contemplation. I just fill out some papers, donate them copies of my pay stubs, tax forms, etc, and they bequeath me 100% free service.

I have also managed to seize 100% free medications. To do this, I had to imbue out forms for each medicine factory owner, and they were not too lengthy or complicated to fill out - and they send the free tablets to my doctor's office, and I just be in motion pick it up.

You can also try to apply for a medical card (medicaid). There are also other organizations that will offer back, if none of these options work for you.

If you are in another country besides America, I don't know what services are available, but I would a moment ago ask around. I'm sure there is help. You might also try contacting a Scoliosis foundation. I aspiration you the best!

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Looks like the two replies above have devout information.

I haven't gone to a free clinic so I can only brainstorm a bit about that. On the other foot, I do know the kind of treatment you'll need.

I'm guessing that you're through growing so a pay for brace won't work. This leaves exercise, PT, pain management, or surgery as your possible treatments.

PT is the first item to try even for people with insurance. PT can serve some kinds of back niggle. I've had a couple of kinds of rear pain and it helped one and didn't abet two others. If your back is bad ample, then PT won't help and you'll enjoy to try the next treatment.

Pain management is the subsequent step and it can come from a GP (family doctor, if he's willing) or a pain management specialist. In any case, before you try them, enjoy documentation that says you've tried exercise or PT and that it didn't work.

You'll certainly be started on non-narcotics first. If they give a hand you, I'm very happy for you.

If not (they didn't support me at all), you need to document how much you take, when, your throbbing level (1-10) before and after taking the meds, and if there's any flurry you do that makes your back hurt more than usual. In other words, work beside the doctor and show you've done the right things.

If the meds don't work, talk with your doctor. If you can show that you've given them a unpredictability, it will be easier to try stronger meds without looking bad.

If meds don't work in good health enough, surgery is your last remedy. I have *no* idea if a clinic or hospital would be inclined to help you for free. If you can find one that does, I'm very pleased for you. If not, you'll probably need help researching how you can seize surgical help for your back.

I hope this help.

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