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Re: MD and DO?From: Michele (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sat Nov 27 05:57:42 1999
Ok, I get it, I think. I know my endo doc that was really good was an M.D. My gyn that first diagnosed me was not though. He had lots of initials after his name, I think something like D.O. F.A.C.O. G. something or other LOL! I hope you are doing well today, and grandma too.. :0) Michele
>From: Kristy <anonymous@obgyn.net>
Osteopathic medicine. The D.O.s combine natural medicine
with Western Medicine. The D.O.s can specialize in the
same areas of medicine such as ob/gyn just like an M.D. I
read a book several years ago about the history of
Osteopathic medicine and it was fantastic. Sorry that I
can't remember the name of the book.
>
asking about other problems that affect the rest of the
body even though they can subspecialize as I said before.
By working from head-to-toe they can get a better idea of
what the problem that is bothering you the most.
>
b/c I can't remember. I think that they go thru a 4 year
program also, but I don't know about after that training.
>
and the dr who takes care of my grandma now is an
Osteopathic dr.
>
sounding dumb by asking this question.
>
flowers, candy, finding a good ob/gyn who will truly listen
to us, and finding a cure for endometriosis.
>
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