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That's what I'm thinking.. One more question then... say if I do go to the universities health service and it does come backBack pain - low Back strain treatment as something, then when I go to try to get coverage will I be denied as having "a preexisting condition?" Would it be wiser to just try to get regular health insurance and then when it kicks in, go to a dermatologist?
Thanks!