May 23rd, 2010 | 
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Elly asked:
I am considering changing my life insurance policy, and obtaining long term disablility insurance. The insurer told me we would set up an appointment for bloodwork. What tests do they do for this? I appreciate your answers.
Victorina Roedel
I am considering changing my life insurance policy, and obtaining long term disablility insurance. The insurer told me we would set up an appointment for bloodwork. What tests do they do for this? I appreciate your answers.
Victorina Roedel
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They will check your HIV status, lipids, toxicology,and complete blood count.
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OK, you know they cover two completely different, unrelated things, right? They don’t overlap.
They’ll do a cbc, check cholesterol, infectious diseases, and your blood sugar level.