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Doctors in Atlanta

kmaza611kmaza611 member
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I'm looking to see an infertility doctor in the Atlanta area and two names were recommended, Dr. Lisa Hasty of ACRM and Dr. Andrew Toledo of RBA. Has anyone seen either of these doctors, and if so, would you recommend? I have had three miscarriages, two before my son was born and one after.  Now, I am over 35, TTC and worried that there might be something more going on than my regular OB can test for. Thanks!
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Re: Doctors in Atlanta

  • Mrs.McIrishMrs.McIrish member
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    Toledo at RBA is really, really good. I went there for DE after lots of failures elsewhere. I saw Shapiro who I loved but just didn't want to wait for Toledo as he has the longest waiting time for an appt.

    TTC #1 since 8/1/10; Me:41 and BRCA1+, DH:46
    DOR (FSH 24.3)/ terrible egg quality ; homozygous MTHFR c677t
    5 IUI's: 2/11 to 6/11 and 1/12= BFN
    OE IVF#1-4 8/11-6/12= all BFN
    DE IVF#1 11/12 bad embryos= BFN
    DE IVF #2 2/13 BFP/Beta hell: m/c 5w6d
    CFNBC 7 months, not doing well; decided on guarantee program at RBA w/frozen DE
    DE IVF #3 1/14  ET 4BB; BFP;M/C 5w1d, incomplete m/c; MVA extraction in ER 7w1d

    DE FET#1 ET 3/1714; BFP, beta 1 3/27= 197, beta 2 3/31= 1586, beta 3 4/7= 13879!!
    First u/s= Twins with HBs at 6w2d! We are Team Pink x 2!!

    K & K born 11/21/14 at 38wks 4 days

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  • doglover1234doglover1234 member
    I currently see Dr Toledo and can't say enough good things about him and the entire staff at RBA. Dr. Toledo is very compassionate and caring, but will also give you the facts and doesn't sugar-coat anything. Even though its a large office and I'm sure he sees a lot of patients he is very good at giving you his time, answering all questions, and making you feel like you're heard. Good luck with your decision!
    **All welcome**
    http://tryingtotakeheart.blogspot.com/

    TTC since November 2010
    Me: (28) slightly high FSH (9), slightly low AMH (1.7), average AFC, DH: (33) all tests normal
    HSG & 3 TI Clomid cycles with OB/GYN April - August 2012 - all BFN
    November 2012 met with RE
    November 2012 Clomid + Trigger + IUI = BFN
    December 2012 Clomid + Trigger + IUI = BFN
    January 2013: Benched for cysts
    April 2013: Laparoscopy and Hysteroscopy = mild endo and 2 polyps removed
    May 2013 = First +OPK ever! Glimmer of hope!
    November 2013: 1st IVF: gonal f/ganirelix: converted to IUI on CD 7 due to poor response (3 large follicles with several trailing behind). IUI #3 = BFN
    January 2014: WTF Appointment: "stubborn ovaries" will need new med protocol: flare gonal f, add menopur and lupron
    IVF #2: Stims start 2/19 - MDL flare protocol with Gonal & Menopur; Triggered 2/28, e2 6000, ER March 2: 34 R, 20M, 9 fert, 4 2PN's frozen. No blasts made to freeze :(
    FET #1 June 7th - 2dt, Transferred 2... BFN
    WTF revealed very poor quality - looking to do another fresh cycle
    August 2014: 2 polyps removed, revealed thru HSG
    Updated labs: FSH 6.5 and AMH 4
    October 2014: IVF #3: Stims started 10/14 - Cancelled due to premature luteinization
    November 2014: IVF attempt #4: Rising progesterone levels again - trigger given early; ended up with 6 2PN embryos all frozen.

                         
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