Any opinions on Crowley, Linda - Uro Gynecology in Alpharetta, GA?
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Try Deirde Fisher, MD she works with Drs. Albee & Sinervo in Atlanta.  They are world-renowned for Endometriosis and pelvic pain, and do all gyn. as well.  770-913-0001.
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There are so many great doctors here and so many great cancer centers here. I have no idea where you are from but the United States is a very large place. It would be impossible to answer this question in a manner that would cover the entire United States. If I were you, I would contact the American Cancer Society and ask them if they can recommend someone. I know that there are specialist all over the place and some are much better than others. For instance I live in Florida and have traveled to Atlanta for 16 of my operations but mine were for Colon Rectal cancer and the side effects and all of the other problems that developed. \n\nContact the American Cancer Society and ask and if they can't help, then contact the Mayo Clinic. There are just so many places you can go. \n\nGood Luck and God Bless You.
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Ortopedic Specialist of Gastonia     \nRichard Avioli\nEmory Chapman\nJoshua Szabo\n934 Cox rd \n704-824-4410\nWhen my daughter hurt her back this is who I took her to. \nthey were gonna put her on crutches but since she never had used them and was in such pain Dr. Avioli decided that she would be better off in a wheelchair until she was better.\nhe also did surgury on my brothers hand when he got his hand cut in an accident which reqired reattaching his tendons in his hand and he regained full use of his hand after other doctors told him it would never be the same.
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It was really cool. Out of all the surgeries I had, not much pain at all. The doctor did the "key-hole" technique where they cut down and around the nipple, remove the excess tissue, then lift everything up and close. It was an almost 6 hr surgery and he removed 9 lbs. I woke up with an IV, a PCA (pain control pump) and a catheter. I had 2 drains, which he took out before I was discharged. It sounds very technical, but it was not bad. I had to stay wrapped with the ace wrap for over 6 weeks. I went back to work on the 3rd week. I felt great. And, after suffering with large, saggy breasts my whole life ( the final size was a 54i before surgery) i was very pleased to be a perky 48B. If you have any questions, feel free to email me. Best of luck to you.
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I would try OHSU first.  They are a teaching hospital and they also have a reputation for great advances in cancer treatments.
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I just went there and it was really good.  All over Thailand the massage is great.  They have several websites on Thai massage.  just use yahoo search and you will find many sites.  It is hard to find people in US that know Thai massage unless you are in a big city.  Look around and you will find info.  \n\nI find Thai really good for my legs.  They do so many streches and other work on the legs.  It really helps me more than other types.
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I recommend shriners hospitals for crippled children. They are good, and free. They have helped me in the past.\n\n I believe there is one in tampa.\n\nYes she needs evaluated but you dont know what it is yet. a problem with the growthplate, hip dysplasia, who knows. \n\n\nI dont see why you need a good lawyer unless the doctor did something to cause this problem or make it worse
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call 1-800-doctors or I think that there a doctors named Judith Albert or go to the Magee Hospital website and click on Magee Womans Hospital and fill out the questionaire then find who's closest to you
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Best of luck to her.  I am an 8 year survivor of ovarian cancer.  Have you checked out the Gilda Radner foundation.  It is a national register for people with ovarian cancer.
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I honestly don't know the best facility but maybe this information will help you locate it:\n\nhttp://www.apdaparkinson.org/user/index.asp\n\nhttp://www.pdf.org/\n\nhttp://www.nyas.org/annals/detail.asp?strvolume=991\n\n--------------------------------------------------------\n\nChu, Mary MD - Chu Mary MD\n(212) 598-6203 \n301 E 17th St # 302 \nNew York, NY 10003\n\nTHIS INFORMATION WAS OBTAINED THROUGH THE INTERNET, I AM NOT A DOCTOR.\n\nHope this helps.\nGood luck and God Bless!
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manhattan school on fletcher . they do good cosmetology. also try checking out some nightschool classes at the high schools. they have a lot of info./
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Staff Name Location Specialty Interests \n1.  Barber, Matthew, M.D.  Main Campus pelvic organ prolapse, urinary incontinence, fecal incontinence, vesicovaginal and rectovaginal fistulas, chronic vulvar and vaginal conditions  \n2.  Boyd, Jonathan, M.D.  Main Campus prostate cancer, urolithiasis, female incontinance  \n3.  Bukowski, Ronald, M.D.  Main Campus medical oncology, biologic response modifiers, genitourinary cancer, cytogenetics  \n4.  Campbell, Steven, M.D., Ph.D.  Main Campus bladder cancer, kidney cancer, prostate cancer, testis cancer, penile cancer, adrenal cancer, osteoporosis related to cancer, complex renal cysts  \n5.  Dreicer, Robert, M.D.  Main Campus urologic oncology, experimental therapeutics, palliative care  \n6.  Garcia, Jorge, M.D.  Main Campus genitourinary malignancies, clinical trials and experimental therapeutics  \n7.  Gilligan, Timothy, M.D.  Main Campus testicular cancer, bladder cancer, prostate cancer, health disparities, prostate cancer in black men, health education, cancer survivorship, health communication, seminomas  \n8.  Goldfarb, David, M.D.  Main Campus renal transplantation, adrenal disease, renal physiology, renal vascular disease, prostate cancer  \n9.  Herts, Brian, M.D.  Main Campus abdominal imaging, helical and 3d ct, diagnosis of disorders of the genitourinary and gastrointestinal tracts  \n10.  Heston, Warren, Ph.D.  Main Campus prostate cancer, gene therapy  \n11.  Jones, J. Stephen, M.D.  Main Campus urological oncology,female urology and voiding dysfunction  \n12.  Klein, Eric, M.D.  Main Campus prostate cancer, nerve-sparing radical prostatectomy, testis cancer, retroperitoneal lymphadenectomy, renal and bladder cancer   \n13.  Magi-Galluzzi, Cristina, M.D., Ph.D.  Main Campus genitourinary pathology, surgical pathology, molecular pathology  \n14.  Modlin, Charles, M.D.  Main Campus Renal Transplantation; General Urology, Prostate, Renal cancer; Minority Healthcare Initiatives  \n15.  O'Hara, Jerome, Jr., M.D.  Main Campus genitourinary and gynecologic anesthesia, resident teaching, clinical research  \n16.  Porter, Arthur, M.D.  Main Campus general urology, impotence, minimal invasive treatment of prostate, prostate cancer, kidney and bladder tumors  \n17.  Potts, Jeannette, M.D.  Main Campus medical urology, prostatitis, genital pain syndromes, infectious diseases  \n18.  Rackley, Raymond, M.D.  Main Campus incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, female urology, male and female voiding dysfunction, urothelial cell and cancer biology  \n19.  Rini, Brian, M.D.  Main Campus genitourinary oncology, renal cell carcinoma, prostate cancer, anti-angiogenic therapy, immunotherapy  \n20.  Sharma, Rakesh, Ph.D.  Main Campus male and female infertility, free rdicals in infertility, sperm cyropreservation, endometriosis associated infertility  \n21.  Stephenson, Andrew, M.D.  Main Campus prostate cancer, bladder cancer, testis cancer, kidney cancer, urinary diversion, robotic prostatectomy  \n22.  Ulchaker, James, M.D.  Main Campus prostate cancer, general urology  \n23.  Zippe, Craig, M.D.  Marymount urologic oncology, bladder cancer, continent urinary diversion, prostate cancer, testis cancer, benign prostatic hyperplasia
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I'm not familiar with the medical staff in that area.  Now ask me about Louisiana and I can give you some references.  \n\n/doc
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Hi Shanel!\n\nI am a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.  I am not in NY, but I am more than happy to give you any helpful advice that I can.  Please feel free to email me and we can further discuss your concerns and so that I can make every attempt that I can to provide you wilth some assistance!\n\nI look forward to speaking with you!  My email address is pinkpearl0872@yahoo.com
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Dr. Laura is great. While many accuse her of being too old-fashioned or too conservative, her answers to people's questions and solutions to their problems is just plain common sense. That's something which is lacking in many programs like hers.
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Gynecology is a portion of the speciality of OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLGY.  Within that area are general OB/GYN's, Gyn Oncologists (treat malignancies of the female reproductive organs), Perinatologists (High risk pregnancies), Reproductive endocrinologists (infertility) and Urogynecologists (deal with pelvic prolapse and incontinence problems).  All have to complete 4 years of college, 4 years of medical school, 4 years of Internship and Residency, then 2-3 years of fellowship if you sub-specialize.\n\nThis is a huge committment of time and money and effort.  The rewards are also significant.  If you finish all this schooling and training you can anticipate starting salary of $150,000 and average income of $250,000 (some more, some less depending on area of the country, urban/rural, solo or group).  \n\nIf you limit your practice to GYN only, you will earn less but you won't have to deal with on-call deliveries in the middle of the night.
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I'm unfortunately not familiar with them, but if you're still doing your research, I can suggest a good resource. This website has info about breast augmentation and other surgeries, and also a nationwide directory of certified plastic surgeons:\n\nhttp://www.plasticsurgeryportal.com\n\nHopefully you'll also get some response on Elyzea, though, too. Good luck to you!