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by katarina777, Aug 08, 2008 01:20AM
Yes, of course you can, generally. Have you discussed this with your doctor. My insurance would pay for it if there was a medical explanation from the doctor for it? That does not mean all will, but it is a valid condition like any other. A doctor may hesitate if you have other medical problems that place concern with wound healing, etc, with elective surgery, and there may be other factors, but many people have this operation for the same reason you want to have it done.
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