chelley101

I am looking for a Dr in MO. The Dr I currently have doesn't seem to interested in PCOS since I am not trying to get pregnant at this time. ANY help would be good.
Thanks

nobimbo

Hi Chelley,

Here is a link to the Find a Doctor section on this website that has several Mo docs listed. There were none listed in Columbia, but there is an RN listed that is a specialist in nutrition/diabetes.
St. Louis has several good docs listed; one of them is actually a relative of mine (Dr. Anthony Pearlstone). Too bad he's a cousin, otherwise I'd probably be going to him (I just wouldn't feel comfortable as it is, though!)

http://www.soulcysters.org/browse.php?cat=79

Btw, I went to college in Columbia and lived there for 7 years (went to grad school there as well, then worked there a year and a half too).

Good Luck!
Linda

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Angie02

After much searching, I have found a doctor in Kansas City that I am very happy with. I don't know if you can travel that far, but if you are willing to drive the distance his name is Stephen Gordon and his number is 816-942-3060.