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What are My Options

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What are My Options
Many ob/gyns and urologists are specially trained to treat the patient
having difficulty getting pregnant. Often a situation will warrant a visit
to a physician who specializes in infertility, a reproductive endocrinologist.
How do we find good infertility treatment?
Many ob/gyn's and urologists are specially trained to treat the patient having
difficulty getting pregnant.
 
Doctors who specialize in infertility are board-certified in reproductive
endocrinology. Many physicians have also learned by doing and can be
considered to have special expertise in infertility.
 
If your situation warrants an infertility specialist, you can get a referral
from your present doctor or local hospital/clinic, from the RESOLVE
National Office, or friends or family members. Talk with the doctor or
office staff first to learn about fees and insurance coverage, types of
tests used, his/her availability to patients, and willingness to talk with
you at length and answer questions about your particular situation. Most
specialists prefer to see a couple together at the first appointment. Always
ask questions to be sure you are getting the best treatment available.
 
What else can we do?
Learn as much as you can about infertility. Get and read good, reliable
information (not just from popular magazines) from your doctor, library, or
trusted friends or family.
 
Don't be afraid to ask your doctor or nurse questions. The more you know,
the more you will be able to ask for information and get the help you need.
Educating yourselves can save years of frustration and disappointment.
 
 

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