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Hi All,
I have been rejected by my insurance company for disability again.
My question is this, when you have a cystoscopy and your uro doc looks in your bladder and does not see blood or anything can this just be a day when you are not having a flare?? Also, I have traces of blood in my urine (not visible by human eye) when i go to doc and have it tested when flare is bad. I also had the potassium test at the time of cystoscopy and almost hit the ceiling from pain. can anyone help me out on some ideas. it is amazing that they want to take you money for insurance through the company you work for but the moment you need to claim they make it next to impossible to do so. I have ordered a wheelchair because i have days i can barely walk. I go to the bathroom between 30 and 60 times a day. My pelvic area and my crotch and my legs make it impossible to get up in the morning until my pain meds kick in. My pain is so severe i am on oxycontin and percoctet(for brake through) for pain. This has happened in BC Canada. I think the insurance companies take advantage that you are so ill to fight them and therefore they win. please contact me if you can help or if you know of a diagnostic test that will give them hard evidence that i have ic. Thanks for listening, Mary
I have been rejected by my insurance company for disability again.
My question is this, when you have a cystoscopy and your uro doc looks in your bladder and does not see blood or anything can this just be a day when you are not having a flare?? Also, I have traces of blood in my urine (not visible by human eye) when i go to doc and have it tested when flare is bad. I also had the potassium test at the time of cystoscopy and almost hit the ceiling from pain. can anyone help me out on some ideas. it is amazing that they want to take you money for insurance through the company you work for but the moment you need to claim they make it next to impossible to do so. I have ordered a wheelchair because i have days i can barely walk. I go to the bathroom between 30 and 60 times a day. My pelvic area and my crotch and my legs make it impossible to get up in the morning until my pain meds kick in. My pain is so severe i am on oxycontin and percoctet(for brake through) for pain. This has happened in BC Canada. I think the insurance companies take advantage that you are so ill to fight them and therefore they win. please contact me if you can help or if you know of a diagnostic test that will give them hard evidence that i have ic. Thanks for listening, Mary
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