Apr 13, 2023 · Anybody been to one and can give insight on what to expect? I’m getting ready to start my 5th and last attempt of Provera and Letrozole. Sadly is hasn’t been the journey I was hoping for. The next step would be a referral to the reproductive endocrinologist. Honestly, I’m getting discouraged.

Sep 14, 2022 · Very little overlap. One requires OBGYN residency, the other internal medicine. The former focuses on reproductive hormones, the latter focuses on the remaining hormones. A REI specialist will refer out T1DM management to a regular endocrinologist.

Jan 31, 2022 · He suspected a pituitary tumor so referred me to an Endocrinologist. I couldn’t get an appointment until this month. My boobs constantly leaked for over a year & of course the month I go to the Endocrinologist they stop just suddenly. The endocrinologist retested my Prolactin on January 4th & it was down from 95.7 to 6.

Feb 11, 2023 · The procedures they do require surgical skill and experience that trainees would be expected to somewhat have from the start - egg retrieval, uterine reconstruction, etc… sometimes REI groups will hire medical endocrinology to work with them and manage some of the comorbidities and initial medical REI stuff, but it’s simply a very different field that medicine …

Nov 24, 2016 · University of Massachusetts Memorial Medical Center division of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (REI) in Worcester, Massachusetts In my search for the right type of doctor to treat my newly diagnosed PMDD, I figured out that a reproductive endocronologist is the right type of doctor to start treatment with.

Oct 1, 2023 · An endocrinologist for sure. I will say I had difficulty getting a reproductive endocrinologist to just address my symptoms without focusing on getting me pregnant. At the time, this was not my main concern and there was a few tests I didn’t need or want to pay for. They weren’t willing to forgo those tests.

Aug 5, 2022 · This community aims to support all people affected by and interested in endometriosis. We pride ourselves on being a friendly, inclusive place, where patients and loved ones alike can discuss thoughts and concerns, ask questions, and share information.

Conventional wisdom for male/female couples trying to get pregnant is if you are 35 or younger and have been having well-timed vaginal sex to completion for one year with no pregnancies, it may be time to see a Reproductive Endocrinologist (RE). If you are older than 35, conventional advice is 6 months.

Apr 9, 2019 · My reproductive endocrinologist is amazing! She asked if I was planning to become pregnant anytime soon and when I said I wasn't, we talked about how to address symptoms and lower androgen levels so that I can have an overall better quality of life!

Aug 17, 2023 · I read a few posts from a few years ago that recommended Cary endocrine but their website doesn't seem to list PCOS as a speciality. So, I'm also open to reproductive endocrinologist that you have used and liked. I've been really struggling lately and could use as much help on this as possible. I'm desperate!