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Re: Specialist in Atlanta or Bend oregon

From: Michele (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu Sep 26 15:43:00 2002


At Wed, 25 Sep 2002, anonymous wrote: >

Hi- I talked w/ the Doc's office in Bend, OR approx. 6 months ago. A woman from an endo support group recommended him. The problem. he wants money up-front and will not deal w/ your ins. co. My current endo specialist does not agree w/ excision (SP)! surgery because both surgery involving cutterage, lazor and endo can cause adhesions to which can pain for the rest of your life. It also can cause a vicious circle of adhesions / endo - pain and multiple surgeries. That is why you hear of so many women having SO MANY LAPS! Women like most of us who have endo are so desparate to have close to a normal pain-free life that we will do almost anything. I think doctors more than know this and we become their prey. Watch for greedy money hungry doctors. My doc is trying the surgery and is doing his best to control the disease w/ Lupron. However; since I have only had 1 lap to diagnose endo. I am curious why my doc is being that careful and avoiding the surgery. I know he feels that the surgery could cause more damage but 10 months of Lupron hasnt done much. I need to get some relief somehow and get off the drugs so that I can attempt to conceive. This is why I seek a second opinion. Anyone know of a good doc besides Dr. R in or near WA state??? >At Wed, 25 Sep 2002, Brune wrote:
>>
>>At Tue, 24 Sep 2002, Annette wrote:
>>>
>>>I have severe endo with bowel involved! I have only had one Diagnostic
>>>lap. and want to make the right choice for the big surgery. I am
>>>trying to decide on a specialist and do not have a lot of time because
>>>my pain has gotton unbearable! Has anyone heard or been to any of the
>>>big time specialists? does anyone get Endo free? Thank you
>>>
>>>--
>>>Annette
>>> Hi-
>>I sympthize with you as I too have bowel endo and am in search of a
>>doctor in the Albany (Upstate NY) area. Fortunately my pain is not
>>severe so I have some time to do a serach. You might want to call the
>>endometriosis association-with some luck you may be able to get a name.
>>They're pretty good-try to insist on talking with their consultant-it
>>takes a bit of pushing,but it's worth it.
>
>Hello, You may also consider contacting the Endometriosis Research
>Center (ERC)for a doctor referral. http://www.endocenter.org/mendo.html

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Sick Near Seattle





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