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The point in my mind is, if you go to the ER and explain the situation, yur symptoms, etc., and tell them you cannot afford a doctor, I can't see them turning you away and just giving you a prescription if they suspect something more. If it were me, and I was in your situation, I would become a permanent fixture in the ER until I got what I felt I needed!
Twenty years ago, I took my brother to the ER - he was homeless and on alcohol. He didn't work, no insurance. The ER checked him into a rehab facility. So, although it's different, the ER should go to the next step if they feel it's warranted. So that tells me, they don't feel it's warranted.
Maybe I have it wrong but my common sense is no hospital or doctor will turn a person away or treat them improperly if they suspect advanced disease or cancer.
You mentioned you work - do you have insurance in the workplace or any kind of assistance in this area?
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