Dropping out of SG's Shared Risk with Frozen Embryos

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12/01/2015 22:04

Subject: Dropping out of SG's Shared Risk with Frozen Embryos

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Anonymous wrote:Just to put it out there, have you considered staying with SG but changing your RE? That could be enough to get a fresh perspective. If it helps, I had a good experience with Dr. Chang at the Rockville office.

That's a good idea to switch doctors and try one more FET before I make the decision to leave. I have not been happy with my doctor, so maybe switching to one who is more open minded would help.

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12/01/2015 22:33

Subject: Dropping out of SG's Shared Risk with Frozen Embryos

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Anonymous

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Anonymous wrote:Just to put it out there, have you considered staying with SG but changing your RE? That could be enough to get a fresh perspective. If it helps, I had a good experience with Dr. Chang at the Rockville office.

That's a good idea to switch doctors and try one more FET before I make the decision to leave. I have not been happy with my doctor, so maybe switching to one who is more open minded would help.

You can try but they are pretty resistant to physician changes. I had a horrible experience with Chang. He completely missed a huge red flag that caused me years of delay and a lot of money. Just awful.

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12/02/2015 12:01

Subject: Dropping out of SG's Shared Risk with Frozen Embryos

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Anonymous

Good idea to try a different Dr before leaving. I had a really good experience with Dr McKeeby at Annapolis SG office. He always got back to me right away and listened to any concerns I had.

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12/02/2015 12:30

Subject: Dropping out of SG's Shared Risk with Frozen Embryos

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Anonymous

OP, for clotting issues you can get tested with a hematologist. If that turns out to be the issue - hemo will prescribe blood thinners, it doesn't have to be an RE. Dr. Hammersley in Silver Spring is one that's been recommended on this board.

I was with Widra before, he is indeed very resistant to extra testing and switching protocols. I would switch to a less busy Dr. The location doesn't really matter - you need to be there only for the initial consult, everything else is by phone and you can monitor anywhere.

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12/02/2015 16:12

Subject: Re:Dropping out of SG's Shared Risk with Frozen Embryos

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Anonymous

Is there a dr I could see for basic immune testing or does it have to be an RE? Any recommendations for other REs at SG who are more open to extra testing?