Advice needed, simple question, Female opinions definitely

[flawedpottery]

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[miss_electra]

Get it over with, authorize your new doc to get the records. :)

[mierandra]

I'd go with option 2.

[starshine2night]

I'd go with options two. That way, you can see about getting someone you're comfortable with.

[gentledsoul]

I'd go with 2 as well. My thought is that on the off chance there is something wrong or needs checking into you don't want to find out before you're covered by insurance.. I don't know how your new insurance treats 'preexisting conditions' but with only a month difference I would think avoiding that potential hassle would be a good idea. Plus most insurance allows one check per 12 month period and it might be good to get it done now.

Just my thoughts. I hope it helps. *hugs*

[flawedpottery]

I don't suspect anything to be wrong but that is a great point. I think maybe I'll wait.

[silja]

Unless you have a reason to suspect something is wrong (in which case, the sooner you find out for sure, the better!), option 2 would be my choice. Sorry, but private doctors tend to take more time and have a nicer environment.