I have numerous allergies and finally found a drug for Babesia that will work for me based on non-conventional testing. I think the testing is called biomeridian or energy testing. I was skeptical about it at first, but it was right on the money with all my allergies (found out through conventional testing: RAST, Sublingual, Skin tests).
Anyway,I have severe sensitivities to drugs, but we found one that would work. It is called Alinia. Now my insurance is denying it saying they reviewed my drs. request, but there was not enough info to show that I had tried and failed or had an adverse reaction to the other drugs on the preferred drug list.
Any ideas on how to get this approved? It is very expensive. I heard it is $700-800 per month. I needed a 21 day supply.
I have reactions to Art or else I'd try it.
Kayda
Posted by digirl02 (Member # 7177) on :
I'm sending you a Private Message. diane
Posted by mag (Member # 8920) on :
hi
jim bob may have been on this
mags
Posted by jasonsmith (Member # 10914) on :
How is Alinia different than Tindamax or Flagyl?
Posted by liz28 (Member # 4946) on :
Most malaria drugs can be purchased from a travel doctor.
Posted by Kayda (Member # 10565) on :
What is a travel doctor?
I'm not sure how Alinia differs from the other drugs. I am allergic to the other drugs. Alinia was one that would work for me.
Kayda
Posted by mag (Member # 8920) on :
hi kayda,
i believe a travel doctor is one who provides vaccinations for long trips, i.e., overseas
Their specialty keeps up to date on epidemics, endmic areas and immunizations for geographical regions.
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