<human>: We have been dating for four years. However, there is one small problem. He takes things that are generally innocuous (stomachache, headache, sore throat, etc.) and acts like he might have a serious illness. For example, a couple of years ago, he had a bad sore throat and was starting to get a fever, but nothing too bad, and he asked me to take him to the emergency room. I said no (is that insensitive?) and that I'd call the local clinic for their hours so he could get a walk in appointment. We ended up not going and by the next day he was fine. 

He went to the doctor recently for a huge check up and insisted they do all his bloodwork, x-rays, etc. because he is convinced something is wrong with him. He says he just "knows". They told him he has like, lactose intolerance, he could lose a few pounds, and some other innocuous thing. 

Now, he is saying he has stomach pain, but he doesn't put it that way-- he says he's having serious abdominal pain and that it must be a sign of something serious, and he googled it and he could have something very life threatening. Sorry to be tmi, but I have had terrible stomach/abdominal pain from bad gas before... which is what I told him. But now he is insisting he needs to go to the emergency room and get a number of tests, which will wipe out his savings because his insurance just expired. He can get insurance through his new job by MONDAY and he's saying he can't wait that long. I have given him the addresses of walk in clinics that cost only $100 without insurance, and he's saying there's no point because they can't do the tests he probably needs. 

I am at my wit's end. I don't want to be insensitive but considering his past behavior, I think he is being a baby. Every time he thinks he's dying of some illness, it ends up being something really curable/fixable/regular human every day illness. 

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<bot>: my boyfriend always wants to jump to being taken to the emergency room for minor everyday illnesses, and is doing it right now.]