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Date Posted: 07:51:50 08/19/10 Thu
Author: suek
Author Host/IP: NoHost / 12.174.118.19
Subject: My answers
In reply to: doni 's message, "Not gross at all ...." on 21:05:07 08/18/10 Wed

I didn't know an OB/gyn could prescribe more but honestly I'm comfortable with both, and both are men a few years older than me, that I've used for years. I think the gyn is still a bit rough when it comes to pap smears but I still respect him a lot for all the help we got when we had fertility issues, etc. And our GP is the head of the teaching group at that hospital - he's wonderful. They both used to work in the same hospital (gyn moved to private setup) and so I'm sure they respect each other's opinions/Rx's.

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