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Question about RE?
Please pardon my ignorance, but I see a lot of ladies on here referencing the option of visiting an RE if things do not happen on their own.
Doesn't that stand for "reproductive endocrinologist?" Why is that the next step? Wouldn't that be only if you have thyroid problems?
I guess I always thought that the next step would be a fertility specialist, not an RE.
Can someone please explain why you would see an RE instead of a fertility specialist (assuming that thyroid problems are NOT an issue)
Thanks
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Re: Question about RE?
An RE is a fertility specialist - looking at all your fertility needs, not just thyroid issues.
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| Posted 7/31/07 1:11 PM |
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Re: Question about RE?
Posted by SweetCaroline
An RE is a fertility specialist - looking at all your fertility needs, not just thyroid issues.
Def of RE
Thanks! 
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| Posted 7/31/07 1:13 PM |
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