> But they need some
>
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> can be sympathetic.... without spending lots of time and money going to
> every doctor around until one finds the right one?
I think you have to start off with a good primary care physician. He or
she should be able to find a urologist who specializes in impotence.
Also, a local hospital may have a referal service. Using the web is not
likely to be too helpful in finding a name to start. But once you find
a name, you may be able to use the web to check background and
qualifications.
Fortunately I haven't had to referred yet, but my primary care physician
has so far referred me to very good specialists. I'm fortunate to live
in an area with high quality medical care, so I have lots of choices.
> Anyone know of a *REALLY GOOD* doctor for impotence in the Atlanta area??
>
> Thanks!
> MikeH
Glenn Enoch - 12 Aug 2004 12:03 GMT
The guy I'll be seeing next week is on the staff of Memorial
Sloan-Kettering, and is titled "Director, Sexual Medicine Program."
He is a urologist, whose specialty is listed as "Sexual and
Reproductive Dysfunction." I'm not familiar with Atlanta hospitals,
but perhaps one could find such a program or specialty in a large
hospital or cancer hospital as part of the urology department.
> > But they need some
> >
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> > Thanks!
> > MikeH
MH - 12 Aug 2004 12:36 GMT
> Fortunately I haven't had to referred yet, but my primary care physician
> has so far referred me to very good specialists. I'm fortunate to live
> in an area with high quality medical care, so I have lots of choices.
My PCP is a good guy.... but he's in rural Georgia. Not a lot of resources.
I asked my urologist who did my surgery in Atlanta for an ED Specialist. He
said he didn't see that they could do anymore for me than had already been
done. I've tried all the pills, the pump, the shots, the Muse..... I envy
those of you who have your erections back. (Gee, I know that surprises
everyone! LOL..... I've been moaning about it for months now.... )
Take care.... I wish you all well!
MikeH
ron - 12 Aug 2004 23:54 GMT
> My PCP is a good guy.... but he's in rural Georgia. Not a lot of resources.
> I asked my urologist who did my surgery in Atlanta for an ED Specialist. He
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> Take care.... I wish you all well!
> MikeH
Mike...Just wonder if RCOG could give you a lead or two to an ED
specialist. They're in Georgia and must deal routinely with ED
resources...Best wishes and good health, Ron
MH - 13 Aug 2004 01:56 GMT
That's a good idea, Ron.... had not even thought of it! And I recommend
RCOG to people all the time if they are looking into seeds.... ;P
Thanks!!!
MikeH
> > My PCP is a good guy.... but he's in rural Georgia. Not a lot of resources.
> > I asked my urologist who did my surgery in Atlanta for an ED Specialist. He
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> specialist. They're in Georgia and must deal routinely with ED
> resources...Best wishes and good health, Ron