Monday, January 31, 2005

Putting patients at the center of the medical universe

I am an infertility specialist, but I prefer to think of myself as being a patient advocate. I believe patients should be at the center of the medical universe ( the "healthcare industry" ) and will write about what can be done - by patients and doctors - to achieve this.

4 comments:

  1. shazia rehana11:20 PM

    I am 32 year old female,I have been gone through IVF.My 5 eggs were retrieved all were fertilized but 3 embroyoes were transfered on 19th of March.But i have started my bleeding since yesterday and it turned from brown to red and is heavy also.In a very hurry and panic,i got my U/s checked and the doc told me she can see 1 sac but the Hcg-beta was less than 2.please help me out.

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  2. Dear Shazia,

    Your doctor is lying. A beta HCG of less than 2 confirms you are not pregnant .

    Read more at www.drmalpani.com/hcg.htm

    This means your IVF cycle has failed and your embryos did not implant.

    There is no way she can see a sac on an ultrasound scan - she is just taking advantage of your ignorance. Please don't get fooled !

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