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RE recommendation?

gherkin77gherkin77 member
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Has anyone been treated by a reproductive endocrinologist in Greater Boston whom they'd recommend? The (support) staff at Boston IVF have been very difficult to work with, hoping we can find an alternative. Thanks.
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Re: RE recommendation?

  • mlampingmlamping member

    I am in Brigham and Women's hospital and they are great. I got my DD due to them and now I am pregnant with number 2 via FET. I see Dr Gingsberg who is in charge of the whole thing. She is great. They have remote clinics too. IVF and FET are done in Boston. 

    Best of luck  

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  • Jfila13Jfila13 member
    We had an excellent experience at RSC in Lexington. Dr. Glatstein. He and the nurses, staff, etc. are very professional.
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  • doublefiestadoublefiesta member
    imagemlamping:

    I am in Brigham and Women's hospital and they are great. I got my DD due to them and now I am pregnant with number 2 via FET. I see Dr Gingsberg who is in charge of the whole thing. She is great. They have remote clinics too. IVF and FET are done in Boston. 

    Best of luck  

    I second BWH. I saw Dr. Srouji, and got pregnant from my second IUI. Her nurse was very communicative and on the ball.
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  • CNYBride05CNYBride05 member
    We loved Fertility Solutions (Dr Huang).  My friend was pleased with Harvard Vanguard as well.  Good luck!
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    Dx: balanced translocation and LPD

    TTC since Oct 2011

    BPF 02/19/12, EDD 10/31/12, natural m/c 02/28/12 (4w6d)

    IVF (BCPs starting 10/30/12, ER 11/18/12, 5dt of 1 beautiful, healthy embryo 11/23/12)
    BFP 12/02/12, u/s @ 6w,5d showed 2 HBs! Identical twins!!
    Bed rest from 21w-35w due to short cervix, hospital bed rest from 23w-32w due to PTL
    Our rainbows were born 07/19/13 (36w, 5d)

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  • LeggyJeggyLeggyJeggy member

    That is really horrible.  

    I'm using UMass Memorial in Worcester for my RE (and the nurses have been amazing), but the ER/ET is done at RSC in Lexington.  The experience I had there with my first cycle was great.  I know of others that used them and liked them as well.  

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    DH: 29, Severe MFI; grade III varicocele; surgery postponed till KU
    Me: 30, POF/DOR, factor II hetero, MTHFR homo
    5 IVF's, LLP, EEP, MDLF all BFN
    IVF 6 using DEB USA frozen eggs
    developed bilateral PE's from BCP, cancelled/delayed 6 mths, taking lovenox
    Feb'15 SURPRISE 1st BFP ever! EDD: 10/10/15, FX
    Still have frozen donor eggs on ice
    All are welcome!
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  • NantucketSunsetNantucketSunset member
    Another vote for Brigham & Women's. Dr Janis Fox. She is Very good at what she does. Her support nurse Kathy is also great. 

    Blocked tubes due to ruptured appendix
    IVF#1 Ectopic - tube removed; FET#1 CP; IVF#2 BFP!
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    Bedrest at 28 weeks due to preterm labor; released to modified bedrest at 34 weeks; released to full activity at 37 weeks
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