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* If you have Jordanian insurance and you're married, your insurance may cover pap smears. However, if you're single, there's a chance that your insurance will not cover pap smears. | * If you have Jordanian insurance and you're married, your insurance may cover pap smears. However, if you're single, there's a chance that your insurance will not cover pap smears. | ||
* For a gynecological exam at a private hospital, you may be asked to pay around 50 JOD (as of July 2017), but prices will vary. | * For a gynecological exam at a private hospital, you may be asked to pay around 50 JOD (as of July 2017), but prices will vary. | ||
==Oncology & Breast Health== | |||
===Laws & Social Stigmas=== | |||
===What To Get & Where To Get It=== | |||
* "I want to personally recommend Dr Layal El-Asir. She runs a clinic attached to the Khalidi hospital and they have latest technology for mammogram and ultrasounds. Dr Layal specialises in onco plastic surgery for breast cancer but also provides elective surgery. I really can't recommend her highly enough. A highly skilled surgeon but also a very empathetic doctor who actually listens and provides brilliant pre and post care. She is fluent in Arabic and English and is one of those all round lovely people. She also has a clinic at the Jordan hospital and an FB page." - Amman local | |||
===Costs=== | |||
==Pregnancy== | ==Pregnancy== | ||