cynderella

I moved to the Chapel Hill area about a year and a half ago and have an RE but don't really care for her. Would love to know if anyone has any recommendations. I loved my endo's in Orlando and Melbourne, FL. Would love to have great M.D. here as well. Any help would be appreciated.

Rosey

Hi
I currently using NCCRM (North Carolina Center Reproductive Medicine). My doctors name is Dr. Katz. He has a great patient care. There website is www.nccrm.com
Rose

trinama

There is a Reproductive group at UNC. I was seeing a doctor there though I was not trying to conceive. Their 3 year fellows were involved in PCOS studies back in 2000-2001 and might have some new ones too. The doctor I saw is no longer there though since her fellowship ended.

http://www.med.unc.edu/obgyn/services_ei.html

I just had an appointment last Friday with Dr. Ann Brown at Duke, but she is not classified as a "reproductive" endo, just straight endo, though she is a PCOS "specialist". I was pleased with my appointment and her NP was extremely knowledgeable as well. I am waiting on the results of my 2 hr GTT from Friday. She is open to use of Glucophage and does use it on many of her patients, but as I just started working out at a gym again (3 weeks!) she advised we wait to see how that goes. I have a follow up in 4 months with her NP.

skooter

I see Ann Brown at Duke also. I have been seeing her since 2002. She referred me to Dr. Grace Couchman who is a RE at Duke. I really liked her also. If you need her # let me know.

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