Well, the news from my insurance company is that my OBGYN is no longer an in-network provider for my insurance policy. However, it is listed that way on their website, so I'm going to file an appeal for them to pay for my recent visit which included an ultrasound and will be a hefty bill if I end up having to pay for it.
With this new development, I have decided to quit playing around and make the call to a reproductive endocrinologist (RE). I had been putting it off because I felt like I would be waving the white flag of defeat in admitting that we can't get pregnant without help from a specialist. However, a specialist seems to be exactly what we need, I guess. I have narrowed my search down to two possible doctors, but I think I'm going to go with the one I found first. I'm anxious to get in as soon as possible, but nervous about what they are going to decide is the best plan of action. At least we will be taking more action, rather than continuing to use the "wait and see" method my OBGYN is so fond of.
With this new development, I have decided to quit playing around and make the call to a reproductive endocrinologist (RE). I had been putting it off because I felt like I would be waving the white flag of defeat in admitting that we can't get pregnant without help from a specialist. However, a specialist seems to be exactly what we need, I guess. I have narrowed my search down to two possible doctors, but I think I'm going to go with the one I found first. I'm anxious to get in as soon as possible, but nervous about what they are going to decide is the best plan of action. At least we will be taking more action, rather than continuing to use the "wait and see" method my OBGYN is so fond of.
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