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Re: also does anyone know any good endo docs in texas???
From: marie (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue Jun 4 20:44:55 2002
What part of texas are you from i am on blue cross blueshield in dallas
i used dr. mark godat who happened to be on discovery the other night
he was awesome now i live in amarillo i use a doc at texas tech named dr
freeman who is also specializing in diseases of the reproductive system
maybe that will help you
marie
At Tue, 4 Jun 2002, Anon wrote:
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>At Tue, 4 Jun 2002, gayle wrote:
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>>i am getting pretty desperate, i really would like to go to one that
>>just deals in endo, and of course has to be in blue cross blue shield,
>>or does anyone know of any websites that have doctors listings in texas,
>>thank you.
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>Gayle,
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>If you go to webmd.com you can search by state (and within a specified
>distance from your home), by specialty, by insurance type, by years of
>experience, and gender for a doc. You can search for "gynecologist" but
>not for endo only. However, once you create the list of gyns that meet
>your other criteria, you can then do a search on the ones that come up.
>Sometimes they provide a profile to webmd.com where they might list
>"endo" as their special interest. If any patients have provided a
>critique of the doctor to webmd, then they include that.
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>You might also try calling the medical schools in Texas (Baylor is one;
>does UT have one too?)I would be very willing to bet they can provide
>some names for endo specialists for you.Hope this helps.
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