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I've been putting off allergies/sinus issue for a bit, just to hoping it would go away on its own. This morning I woke up with a sore left ear and jaw. I could hear the bubbling in my ear. Took some Ibuprofen and Acetaminophen to help. The pain returned by lunch. Decided to go get it looked at on insurance. Still cost $310 to get some Amoxacillian prescribed. I am fortunate to be able to afford it and yet it still hurt me financially.
I guess I didn't explain it well. The doctors visit was $310. The prescription was $6. I should have said it the visit cost $310 and all they did was look at my ear for 30seconds and prescribe me Amoxacillian
that seems to be the average cost of doc visits, uninsured. my hmo is around the same, if i wanst covered, and specialists are over 420+