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Hi ladies
I went to see a consultant privately for immune tests - came back as CD69 high activity so was told I'd need steroids and intralipid. I've spent a long time thinking about it and decided to go for it - only to be told today that my NHS clinic...
Started by agate on
, 10 posts
by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at fertilityfriends):
I am having nhs treatment and have had all the immune tests etc without telling my clinic, simply....
As the NHS does not yet agree with immune treatment (even though my consultant does) i am having to write are in this situation.
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Hi Ladies,
My DH had 2 unsuccessful cycles last year and are now moving on to using donor eggs abroad. We are having to pay for this treatment privately in Greece, but have been asked to have blood tests ie HIV, HEP etc. before they will start our cycle...
Started by holly17 on
, 4 posts
by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at fertilityfriends):
The only problem I having.
Just done all my blood tests and the High vaginal swab through the NHS.
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I am new member and looking for some advice for a close friend. His parents have been granted entry into the UK on a dependants visa, both parents are in their late 60's and are living with him and his family.
Are they eleigible for free non emergency...
Started by cutekookie on
, 7 posts
by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at immigrationboards):
Hi,
thank to ....
If you are an ordinary resident in the UK, you are entitled to NHS treatment.
If you are an ordinary resident in the UK, you are entitled to NHS treatment.
Or unpaid.
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I've been waiting for ICSI with Croydon NHS, very frustrating it's been about 1 year now since we were first referred to the fertility clinic at Mayday Hospital. trying to store frozen sperm back up. Even though we're NHS we have to pay £350 each time...
Started by yorkie1
Newbie on
, 4 posts
by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at fertilityzone):
Our 3rd go and 2nd NHS cycle was in Sheffield and we only waited 6 weeks massive differance the luck in the world with your TTC journey....
I can totally understand the frustration Hun with NHS waiting times, we waited 15 months for our time.
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London hospitals write off 'over 90%' owed by foreign patients
Some London hospitals have written off more than 90% of what they are owed by foreign patients not entitled to free NHS care, BBC London has learned.
Figures released under the Freedom of ...
Started by Francis Overdere on
, 10 posts
by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at democracyforum):
NHS / tax contribtuions = 4.5% (if you added NHS cost to welfare cost of britihs citizens / tax, and stupid idiot who can’t read and add numbers....
Manipulation of numbers, and stupid idiot who can’t read and add numbers, doing cut n paste .
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Started by Francis Overdere on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at democracyforum):
Originally Posted by Bwana_Mutungi Nothing is free in the NHS....
It is obviously for the Invaders like You.
I dont mean to be rude cuz youre Nothing is free in the NHS.
Nothing is free in the NHS.
Pick things that are urepresentitive.
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Ok i have a question. I am 37 years of age and therefore only have 2 years left for obtaining treatment. I have so far tried everything and am on my last resort. Unfortunately, my PCT does not fund for this treatment and therefore my GP said he cannot...
Started by sophia911
Newbie on
, 4 posts
by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at fertilityzone):
I am also registered at the hospital.
I did there for a certain amount of time before I could be referred for the NHS cycle.
To Worcestershire in order to gain an extra NHS funded IVF cycle and much much shorter waiting lists.
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It seems that the NHS is being taken for a ride by Johnny Foreigner coming over here using the NHS and then not paying the bill.
£7.6m owed by Foreigners
Surely one easy step is, pay up front or no treatment.
Started by re-stilly on
, 15 posts
by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at arrse):
£7.6m owed by Foreigners
Surely one easy step is, pay up front or no treatment....
Originally Posted by re-stilly It seems that the NHS is being taken for a ride by Johnny Foreigner coming over here using the NHS and then not paying the bill.
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Started by alemcodon on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at democracyforum):
This is effectively an export, that money is (or would be) contributing to the trade deficit .
But on the other hand if the NHS has given up billing for treatment.
Yes it is.
Of the hopsitals and not their fault.
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Some NHS stuff I thought I'd give you some information from the inside to inform the debate on the NHS reforms. Let's start with Andrew Lansley's perspective.
Started by Zan de Man on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at politicsandcurrentaffairs):
treatment at the point of delivery, (which is the major issue for the NHS), must be a move in the rightAndrew Lansley: competition is critical for NHS reform
Health Service Journal
13 FEBRUARY, 2012 | BY ANDREW LANSLEY
The section....
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