zudmuffin

I just moved to the city about a year ago and am not really sure how to find a good doctor. My mother worked at an OB-GYN office when I lived in MA, and even with her as a resource it took some time to find a doctor that knew his way around PCOS. I'm not interested in becoming pregnant, I'm very young, and am a bit of a special PCOS case (as I don't have most of the symptoms most women experience) so I need a doctor that knows what's up. Anyone have any recomendations?
Thanks in advance!

SassyMKB

Dr. Lobo at Columbia Center for Reproductive Care (at Columbus Circle) is a top expert in PCOS. I've been seeing him for over 10 years.

Good Luck!

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