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BuIIyMaguire
02/03/23 4:10:22 PM
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Should health insurance companies be required to cover lifestyle or cosmetic medications?


drugs? They currently dont very often because they say these medications are not necessary for a persons overall health and well-being.

A couple examples include Viagra for ED or phentermine for obesity.

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FAQ-Checker
02/03/23 4:16:06 PM
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Is like reconstructive surgery "cosmetic?"
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MICHALECOLE
02/03/23 4:16:45 PM
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Health insurance shouldnt be a thing
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Questionmarktarius
02/03/23 4:17:17 PM
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This is bait.
Stay away.
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BuIIyMaguire
02/03/23 4:20:48 PM
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FAQ-Checker posted...
Is like reconstructive surgery "cosmetic?"
I would say so, yes.

MICHALECOLE posted...
Health insurance shouldnt be a thing
We can dream.

Questionmarktarius posted...
This is bait.
Stay away.
Why do you think this is bait?

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kage_53
02/03/23 4:27:40 PM
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Depends on the cases. If its for a prosthetic face because of a gunshot wound yes. If its just because they dont like the size of their nose then no.
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iPhone_7
02/03/23 5:04:01 PM
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Depends. Like for example gender-affirming care like breast implants/tissue expanders or facial feminization surgery or whatever else should be free for trans people through their insurance or by public healthcare services (your tax payer money) because its life-saving. But it should not be free for cis women because thats just cosmetic and bigoted cis women should be charged double.

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