pinemarten
Registered User
I'm just starting trying to conceive and want to start looking for an ob/gyn.
Both my partner and I are quite scientifically minded. I'd like to find someone who will give me lots of information and won't dumb it down for me.
Most of the recommendations I've read have been more about wanting someone who doesn't "worry" unnecessarily. I'm more interested in finding someone who's informative and willing to take the time to educate me about my pregnancy.
I've been to Dr Gosh for a gyno checkup before and found him nice but very brisk. The answer to all of my questions was that there was "nothing to worry about". I'm not worried, just curious!
I also found the waiting times pretty absurd (I waited three hours for my first apt which was cancelled, then for my rescheduled apt they called me to come in when ready and I still had to wait two hours). Maybe this is the norm for this kind of thing, but I work full time right now and would rather not take half days off for nothing. Perhaps this is unavoidable with drs who are in and out of surgery, but it seems like they book too many patients in!
Both my partner and I are quite scientifically minded. I'd like to find someone who will give me lots of information and won't dumb it down for me.
Most of the recommendations I've read have been more about wanting someone who doesn't "worry" unnecessarily. I'm more interested in finding someone who's informative and willing to take the time to educate me about my pregnancy.
I've been to Dr Gosh for a gyno checkup before and found him nice but very brisk. The answer to all of my questions was that there was "nothing to worry about". I'm not worried, just curious!
I also found the waiting times pretty absurd (I waited three hours for my first apt which was cancelled, then for my rescheduled apt they called me to come in when ready and I still had to wait two hours). Maybe this is the norm for this kind of thing, but I work full time right now and would rather not take half days off for nothing. Perhaps this is unavoidable with drs who are in and out of surgery, but it seems like they book too many patients in!