Dr. Matthew Oswalt, MD works in Tupelo, MS as
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Dr. Oswalt is such a great doctor. He cared so much about my health and wanted to find solutions to my medical issues. After having constant hives/dermatitis, Dr. Oswalt ran several blood tests and allergy tests to find the source of my skin reactions. Instead of labeling it as just eczema (like so many other doctors I saw), he ran blood tests for Hoshimoto's thyroiditis after taking care of going through my family history. My results came back and his hunch was right. If not for Dr. Oswalt, I would not have gotten the care I needed from an endocrinologist. Dr. Oswalt told me that he was invested in my health which was such a great sentiment. He didn't prescribe me any topical steroids but gave me a combination of over-the-counter medications to try when I had a flare-up-- they work really well. He does such a great job of educating me on my health. The appointment times are not rushed and he takes his time making sure he gets a detailed history. I would absolutely recommend him.
Dr. Oswalt accepts Aetna, Ambetter and Blue Cross Blue Shield as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Oswalt accepts here.
Dr. Oswalt's office is located at 1512 Medical Park Cir Tupelo, MS 38801.
Dr. Oswalt frequently sees patients for
Dr. Oswalt has a star rating of 4.4/5 and has been reviewed 12 times.
Dr. Oswalt is board certified in
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