I have no insurance, what do I do?

I have been having horrible headaches that won't go away..it even hurts my eyes when I look around. I don't have any insurance yet, because i got married not too long ago. what can i do? : (...

I have been having horrible headaches that won't go away..it even hurts my eyes when I look around. I don't have any insurance yet, because i got married not too long ago. what can i do? : (
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Rick B.: It takes a while to be added on my husband's insurance..

Joshua	Don't do anything dangerous, and be careful when you drive until you get the money to get insurance, or ask your daddy.

debijs	~~I'm assuming you may not financially be able to pay for the doctor's visit and the probable testing which will be required to diagnose the headaches. Call your county health department and see if you can be referred to a sliding scale medical facility, or a county facility which usually only charges by your income. You may want to see the doctor at least once just to be sure it's not a medical emergency. If it is, then a hospital will be set up for you to go to where financial aid is available. If it gets worse then you may have to go to the ER since it's a 3 day weekend. If safe to do so try and get to a county hospital. Wishing you well~~

car253	Go to a doctor or community clinic ASAP. It could be serious. You might post what state your in for referrals.

Tigg	So pay for a doctor visit. You would rather die from a stroke then spend the 75. Penny wise pound foolish

jlf	Go to an urgent care clinic or community health clinic. No insurance does NOT mean that you can't see a doctor.

Rick B	What does getting married have to do with not having insurance? Getting married is a qualifying event and you could be added to your husbands insurance as soon as you get married. Anyway, you go to the doctor. You don't have to have insurance to go to the doctor. You will simply have to pay cash for the visit.

StephenWeinstein	If possible, you use whatever insurance you had before you got married. If that is not possible, then you pay the doctor yourself, with your money, just like patients did for thousands of years before medical insurance was invented.