Re: Men's Dr In Austin Area?

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Are you looking for a good male doctor or a good doctor for a male?That narrows the scope a bit depending on what you are looking for...my hubby does not mind seeing a woman internist at ADC north...so let me know if you want more info...Cheers, Tee

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Hi,

My hubby spoke to a friend he used to work for and he told my hubby

that he had prostate cancer but it was treatable since they found it

early enough. I told my hubby he needed to get in and get a prostate

exam and a complete physical and thyroid tests, too. Can anyone

recommend a good dr for him to go to? He has United Healthcare.

I've seen info on Dr Ted but was wondering if anyone has gone

to him. He used to go to Dr Nash over at Seton but I'll never let him

go back to him since I found out thru him that he only goes by the TSH

test for thyroid. IDIOT!

Sue

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Whoever he goes to, both a PSA (lab test) and a digital rectal exam or the prostate should be done. Most men are big babies when it comes to the rectal. Both have to be done in order for good screening.

It is just like breast cancer screening. We need both a mammogram plus an actual physical exam of the breasts. Sometimes abnormalities can be felt that do not show up on mammogram and visa versa.

Kim in Aubrey

From: Texas_Thyroid_Groups [mailto:Texas_Thyroid_Groups ] On Behalf Of mylilsuzyqsSent: Tuesday, September 12, 2006 1:36 PMTo: Texas_Thyroid_Groups Subject: Men's Dr In Austin Area?

Hi,My hubby spoke to a friend he used to work for and he told my hubby that he had prostate cancer but it was treatable since they found it early enough. I told my hubby he needed to get in and get a prostate exam and a complete physical and thyroid tests, too. Can anyone recommend a good dr for him to go to? He has United Healthcare.I've seen info on Dr Ted but was wondering if anyone has gone to him. He used to go to Dr Nash over at Seton but I'll never let him go back to him since I found out thru him that he only goes by the TSH test for thyroid. IDIOT!Sue

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He needs a prostate exam so I think he would prefer a male dr. lol

Sue

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> Are you looking for a good male doctor or a good doctor for a male?

> That narrows the scope a bit depending on what you are looking

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> my hubby does not mind seeing a woman internist at ADC north...

> so let me know if you want more info...

> Cheers, Tee

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> Hi,

> My hubby spoke to a friend he used to work for and he told my

hubby

> that he had prostate cancer but it was treatable since they found

it

> early enough. I told my hubby he needed to get in and get a

prostate

> exam and a complete physical and thyroid tests, too. Can anyone

> recommend a good dr for him to go to? He has United Healthcare.

>

> I've seen info on Dr Ted but was wondering if anyone has

gone

> to him. He used to go to Dr Nash over at Seton but I'll never let

him

> go back to him since I found out thru him that he only goes by the

TSH

> test for thyroid. IDIOT!

>

> Sue

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for that info. I looked to see if my husband's insurance

covered him going to Dr Ted . It wasn't. He has United

Healthcare. We're in Austin so hopefully I can find one. I hated Dr

Nash. He was nice but liked that prescription pad a wee bit too much

to my liking.

Sue

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> Whoever he goes to, both a PSA (lab test) and a digital rectal exam

or the

> prostate should be done. Most men are big babies when it comes to

the

> rectal. Both have to be done in order for good screening.

>

> It is just like breast cancer screening. We need both a mammogram

plus an

> actual physical exam of the breasts. Sometimes abnormalities can

be felt

> that do not show up on mammogram and visa versa.

>

> Kim in Aubrey

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> [mailto:Texas_Thyroid_Groups ] On Behalf Of

mylilsuzyqs

> Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2006 1:36 PM

> To: Texas_Thyroid_Groups

> Subject: Men's Dr In Austin Area?

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> Hi,

> My hubby spoke to a friend he used to work for and he told my hubby

> that he had prostate cancer but it was treatable since they found

it

> early enough. I told my hubby he needed to get in and get a

prostate

> exam and a complete physical and thyroid tests, too. Can anyone

> recommend a good dr for him to go to? He has United Healthcare.

>

> I've seen info on Dr Ted but was wondering if anyone has

gone

> to him. He used to go to Dr Nash over at Seton but I'll never let

him

> go back to him since I found out thru him that he only goes by the

TSH

> test for thyroid. IDIOT!

>

> Sue

>

[Guest guest]

Can't resist a good laugh and poke..So if we use the logicthat a man needing a prostate exam prefers a man, do all women prefer women gynocologists????

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> Hi,

> My hubby spoke to a friend he used to work for and he told my

hubby

> that he had prostate cancer but it was treatable since they found

it

> early enough. I told my hubby he needed to get in and get a

prostate

> exam and a complete physical and thyroid tests, too. Can anyone

> recommend a good dr for him to go to? He has United Healthcare.

>

> I've seen info on Dr Ted but was wondering if anyone has

gone

> to him. He used to go to Dr Nash over at Seton but I'll never let

him

> go back to him since I found out thru him that he only goes by the

TSH

> test for thyroid. IDIOT!

>

> Sue

>

[Guest guest]

I think I'd prefer a female gynocologist altho all of my kids were

delivered by male drs.....well, two out of the three were. Our second

daughter came 6 weeks early on Father's Day so all of the maternity

floor was like a ghost town and my hubby and a nurse delivered her.

<my dr was on vacation> She was healthy and was able to come home 3

days later.

Sue

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> > Are you looking for a good male doctor or a good doctor for a

male?

> > That narrows the scope a bit depending on what you are looking

> for...

> > my hubby does not mind seeing a woman internist at ADC north...

> > so let me know if you want more info...

> > Cheers, Tee

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> > Hi,

> > My hubby spoke to a friend he used to work for and he told my

> hubby

> > that he had prostate cancer but it was treatable since they

found

> it

> > early enough. I told my hubby he needed to get in and get a

> prostate

> > exam and a complete physical and thyroid tests, too. Can anyone

> > recommend a good dr for him to go to? He has United Healthcare.

> >

> > I've seen info on Dr Ted but was wondering if anyone

has

> gone

> > to him. He used to go to Dr Nash over at Seton but I'll never

let

> him

> > go back to him since I found out thru him that he only goes by

the

> TSH

> > test for thyroid. IDIOT!

> >

> > Sue

> >

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[Guest guest]

I quit using male doctors when my delivering male gynosaid to me while he was stitching me up (episiotomy)"This won't hurt so stop worrying and jumping"..ticked me off royally.I should have told him to trade places and let me try it out on him!But I was young and stupid and just lay there in

pain..But I never saw another male gyno..figure that when they can tell me they have been there, done that, then they can be my gyno doctor! LOL I have yet to figure out how a male doctor can tell me how my body should feel - like he has any ideaof what a woman goes through...But that is justmy outlook when it comes to gyno stuff! LOLCheers, Tee

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> > Hi,

> > My hubby spoke to a friend he used to work for and he told my

> hubby

> > that he had prostate cancer but it was treatable since they

found

> it

> > early enough. I told my hubby he needed to get in and get a

> prostate

> > exam and a complete physical and thyroid tests, too. Can anyone

> > recommend a good dr for him to go to? He has United Healthcare.

> >

> > I've seen info on Dr Ted but was wondering if anyone

has

> gone

> > to him. He used to go to Dr Nash over at Seton but I'll never

let

> him

> > go back to him since I found out thru him that he only goes by

the

> TSH

> > test for thyroid. IDIOT!

> >

> > Sue

> >

>

[Guest guest]

That would have made me mad, too. My last pelvic exam I had Dr

do it. She had a hard time doing it. I was just glad to get out of

there. ouchy.

Sue

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> I quit using male doctors when my delivering male gyno

> said to me while he was stitching me up (episiotomy)

> " This won't hurt so stop worrying and jumping " ..ticked me off royally.

[Guest guest]

When my episiotomy was being stitched up, I was shaking from the hormone changes. My doctor kept telling me patiently "you have got to hold still". I was thinking "yeah, like I really want to be stitched up wrong...especially there".

One of my most favorite come backs to a doctor was from a very quick witted friend. The doctor told her, "we need a colonoscopy". Her reply "who goes first? You or me?".

Kim

From: Texas_Thyroid_Groups [mailto:Texas_Thyroid_Groups ] On Behalf Of TeeSent: Wednesday, September 13, 2006 8:47 AMTo: Texas_Thyroid_Groups Subject: Re: Re: Men's Dr In Austin Area?

I quit using male doctors when my delivering male gynosaid to me while he was stitching me up (episiotomy)"This won't hurt so stop worrying and jumping"..ticked me off royally.I should have told him to trade places and let me try it out on him!But I was young and stupid and just lay there in pain..But I never saw another male gyno..figure that when they can tell me they have been there, done that, then they can be my gyno doctor! LOL I have yet to figure out how a male doctor can tell me how my body should feel - like he has any ideaof what a woman goes through...But that is justmy outlook when it comes to gyno stuff! LOLCheers, Tee

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[Texas_Thyroid_ Groups] Men's Dr In Austin Area?> > > > Hi,> > My hubby spoke to a friend he used to work for and he told my > hubby > > that he had prostate cancer but it was treatable since they found > it > > early enough. I told my hubby he needed to get in and get a > prostate > > exam and a complete physical and thyroid tests, too. Can anyone > > recommend a good dr for him to go to? He has United Healthcare.> > > > I've seen info on Dr Ted but was wondering if anyone has > gone > > to him. He used to go to Dr Nash over at Seton but I'll never let > him > > go back to him since I found out thru him that he only goes by the > TSH > > test for thyroid. IDIOT!> > > > Sue> >>

[Guest guest]

I'm one of those people that always thinks of witty comebacksway after I've left the scene! Why can't I think of thesethings right at the moment?? LOLI do like that colonoscopy comment!! Good one!!Cheers, Tee

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Blessings & Joy, The Tee in Texas! ¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤¤ø,¸¸,ø¤¤ [Texas_Thyroid_ Groups] Men's Dr In Austin Area?> > > > Hi,> > My hubby spoke to a friend he used to work for and he told my > hubby > > that he had prostate cancer but it was treatable since they found > it > > early enough. I told my hubby he needed to get in and get a > prostate > > exam and a complete physical and thyroid tests, too. Can anyone > > recommend a good dr for him to go to? He has United Healthcare.> > > > I've seen info on Dr Ted but was wondering if anyone has > gone > > to him. He used to go to Dr Nash over at Seton but I'll never let > him > > go back to him since I found out thru him that he only goes by the > TSH > > test for thyroid. IDIOT!> > > > Sue> >>