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Baltimore specialist
From: Krista (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat Jun 19 07:46:06 2004
For endo newbie, I forgot to ask - Do you still have the name of that
Baltimore specialist?
Thanks, Krista
At Sat, 19 Jun 2004, Krista wrote:
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>At Tue, 15 Jun 2004, Endo wrote:
>>Thanks for the update. I haven't checked in in a week or so. Did you have your consultation yet? I went to see that local gynecological oncologist but I had some concerns. He said that although he might remove most of the endo. He would let hormone therapy take care of the rest. Now I thought the surgeon was supposed to try to remove all of it. He also had not read my records thoroughly (or at all) before or meeting. He was very focused on the ovarian cyst and didn't seem overly concerned about the rest of the endometriosis. Anyway, I am glad that you warned me about being careful in my choice of surgeons.
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>Krista
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>>Y'all didnt miss much. The endo conference in DC seemed to cover this
>>new Elisa/ACT procedure. I think the premise is that endo is
>>immune-related and can be treated by treating whatever you're allergic
>>to. Anyways, I didnt understand half of it, so hopefully I'm relaying
>>the information accurately. I wasnt too impressed overall and could
>>have probably better spent my time in my yoga class. Someone did
>>mention the name of a doctor in the Baltimore area that helped them
>>tremendously. If anyone wants that name, let me know.
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>Krista
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