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Re: Looking desperately for a female RE.From: Abby (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 11 Mar 2003 14:43:42 -0600 (CST)
At Tue, 11 Mar 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: > >Hi, > >I cannot conceive and my obgyn.adviced to see an RE but when I tried to >make the appointment all the specialist Doctors in reproductive >endocrinology are males.I cannot see a male because of so many factors, >and in the same time I need to know why I cannot conceive, and if there >is anything that can be done before it is too late(I am 43yrs.).I am >from Connecticut,is there anyway that I can find a female RE?,why is it >that everything is against me with this issue starting with my >husband,to finding a Doctor?please help me anyone with your >answers.Thank you. I don't know how far you cast your net to find one- did you just look in your immediate area? If you have insurance, I would call the insurer and see if there is a female listed in the plan , even if you have to go out-of network, and pay out of your pocket. Or try the medical licensing board in your state and surrounding states. I don't believe in gender bias, however, and I would go to whoever is most competent if no female RE is available, otherwise you'll never get a possible solution to your problem.
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