Hello everyone. I’m a 23 y/o female in the northeast US. I am employed full time, but I’m on my parents insurance so I don’t have to have that money taken out of my check.
For a bit over a year I’ve been struggling with extremely low sexual desire. I talked to my nurse practitioner about it a few months back. I agreed to go to therapy, but was hesitant to try medication, she suggested Wellbutrin.
Now that I’ve had a few therapy sessions it is clear to me that I can’t handle this on my own and need the help of medication. I am curious if I start it does it show up on an itemized bill that my parents get? Does what they pay each month go up (and if my parents call the insurance company about the bill going up in what detail will insurance describe why)?
I am capable of paying a co-pay, but probably could not cover it without any insurance. I just don’t want to talk about my sex life with my parents at all. We have Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts if that matters.
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Hello everyone. I’m a 23 y/o female in the northeast US. I am employed full time, but I’m on my parents insurance so I don’t have to have that money taken out of my check. For a bit over a year I’ve been struggling with extremely low sexual desire. I talked to my nurse practitioner about it a few months back. I agreed to go to therapy, but was hesitant to try medication, she suggested Wellbutrin. Now that I’ve had a few therapy sessions it is clear to me that I can’t handle this on my own and need the help of medication. I am curious if I start it does it show up on an itemized bill that my parents get? Does what they pay each month go up (and if my parents call the insurance company about the bill going up in what detail will insurance describe why)? I am capable of paying a co-pay, but probably could not cover it without any insurance. I just don’t want to talk about my sex life with my parents at all. We have Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts if that matters.
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