When you begin your search for an infertility specialist, you may be interested in the recommendations of family and friends. Another way to ensure that you are getting the best quality of care is to look for recommendations from other doctors and surgeons that have worked closely with an infertility specialist. They can give you a unique perspective when it comes to selecting the best Reproductive Endocrinologist for you and your situation. Below are some recommendations from doctors and surgeons in the New Jersey area that have worked with Dr. Eric Daiter MD, a leading Reproductive Endocrinologist in New Jersey.
I have been a practicing physician in Monmouth County for over twenty years. I have known Dr. Eric Daiter since his arrival in New Jersey over ten years ago, and I have referred numerous patients to him for care.
In my experience with Dr. Eric Daiter, I have found him to be a caring, compassionate doctor who is extremely organized. He consistently gives concise reports, and is the only doctor I know who provides review articles and newsletters in regards to our mutual patients.
I am a Fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology and have been in practice in New Jersey since 1993. I have worked with many colleagues during my career and few rise to the level of skill, compassion and dedication of Dr. Eric Daiter.
I first met Dr. Eric Daiter in the 1980s. Besides displaying excellent clinical skills, Eric taught the essentials of compassion and kindness as he cared for many patients with difficult socioeconomic circumstances. Dr. Eric Daiter helped patients and all members of the medical staff to experience the joy of childbirth and the joy of caring for patients in need of help.
I was fortunate to work with Dr. Eric Daiter while he was undergoing fellowship training in infertility at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. Eric was always well respected and known for an exceptional and kind bedside manner and also careful and excellent surgical skill. The Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania is one of the finest medical centers in the east coast. Its Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility Division is widely known as one of the finest in the country. Dr. Daiter fit in well with the extraordinary physicians of that department.
As a practicing physician in the State of New Jersey, from time to time I have referred patients to Dr. Eric Daiter for care. I am happy to report that a number of patients with difficult medical histories have achieved healthy pregnancies and great outcomes thanks to Dr. Daiter. Other patients have referred for laparoscopic and hysteroscopic procedures which were performed with excellence and with good results. Not only do I feel comfortable referring my patients to Dr. Eric Daiter for excellent care, I would refer family members as well.
About the Author: Dr. Eric Daiter, the medical director of The NJ Center for Fertility and Reproductive Medicine, LLC, a leading NEW JERSEY INFERTILITY CENTER that offers a complete range of MALE INFERTILITY AND FEMALE INFERTILITY TREATMENT. For more information on The NJ Center for Fertility and Reproductive Medicine and Eric Daiter please visit www.drericdaitermd.com.
Showing posts with label infertility specialist. Show all posts
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Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Your First Visit with a Reproductive Endocrinologist
Getting ready for your first appointment with an infertility specialist can be a stressful experience. Many couples are nervous about this first visit. It may be hard to admit that there is a problem and going to that first appointment can cause a range of emotions to surface. Just remember that whatever you are feeling is completely normal and experienced and caring infertility specialists can help you through this difficult time.
The majority of couples are able to conceive after receiving infertility treatments. The numbers just keep increasing as this field of medicine advances. Try to keep a positive outlook through this likely trying experience. You and your partner should form a unified front when it comes to dealing with what may lie ahead. You need to support each other wholly. Respect each others wishes when it comes to talking or not talking about certain aspects of your treatment.
Both of you should be prepared going in. Many couples have an idea about whether their problems lie with the man or the woman. This is not a blame game, and statistically, it could be either one of you, or both, with the infertility problem. The man will likely be tested first, as male testing is much less invasive.
Consider this your first active step towards having a child together. This can be an exciting time. Choose an experienced Reproductive Endocrinologist that you can really connect with on a personal level. This can be very important through the course of your treatment. You will certainly have a lot of questions and you may not know where to begin.
Write down questions in the days leading up to your appointment. You will likely forget something important if you are nervous or emotional during your appointment. Having your questions written down along with space for the answers will not only give you something concrete to focus on, but also ensure that you do not forget something that you wanted to ask.
Inquire about office hours and how extra questions are handled. Some treatments may require you to come into the office multiple times per week. You will need a Reproductive Endocrinologist that is near your home or work. The office hours need to work with your schedule.
Ask about success rates. This may be something that you want to revisit once you have your possible causes of infertility narrowed down. Discuss what certain treatments cost and what you are willing to spend. Try to figure out how aggressively you want to tackle your infertility. Once you have settled on a course of action and a doctor that you trust, you will feel more confident and empowered to handle whatever may come your way.
This information is provided by Dr. Eric Daiter MD.
About the Author: Dr. Eric Daiter, the medical director of The NJ Center for Fertility and Reproductive Medicine, LLC, a leading NEW JERSEY INFERTILITY CENTER. Dr. Eric Daiter offers a complete range of MALE INFERTILITY AND FEMALE INFERTILITY TREATMENT. For more information on The NJ Center for Fertility and Reproductive Medicine and Eric Daiter please visit www.drericdaitermd.com.
The majority of couples are able to conceive after receiving infertility treatments. The numbers just keep increasing as this field of medicine advances. Try to keep a positive outlook through this likely trying experience. You and your partner should form a unified front when it comes to dealing with what may lie ahead. You need to support each other wholly. Respect each others wishes when it comes to talking or not talking about certain aspects of your treatment.
Both of you should be prepared going in. Many couples have an idea about whether their problems lie with the man or the woman. This is not a blame game, and statistically, it could be either one of you, or both, with the infertility problem. The man will likely be tested first, as male testing is much less invasive.
Consider this your first active step towards having a child together. This can be an exciting time. Choose an experienced Reproductive Endocrinologist that you can really connect with on a personal level. This can be very important through the course of your treatment. You will certainly have a lot of questions and you may not know where to begin.
Write down questions in the days leading up to your appointment. You will likely forget something important if you are nervous or emotional during your appointment. Having your questions written down along with space for the answers will not only give you something concrete to focus on, but also ensure that you do not forget something that you wanted to ask.
Inquire about office hours and how extra questions are handled. Some treatments may require you to come into the office multiple times per week. You will need a Reproductive Endocrinologist that is near your home or work. The office hours need to work with your schedule.
Ask about success rates. This may be something that you want to revisit once you have your possible causes of infertility narrowed down. Discuss what certain treatments cost and what you are willing to spend. Try to figure out how aggressively you want to tackle your infertility. Once you have settled on a course of action and a doctor that you trust, you will feel more confident and empowered to handle whatever may come your way.
This information is provided by Dr. Eric Daiter MD.
About the Author: Dr. Eric Daiter, the medical director of The NJ Center for Fertility and Reproductive Medicine, LLC, a leading NEW JERSEY INFERTILITY CENTER. Dr. Eric Daiter offers a complete range of MALE INFERTILITY AND FEMALE INFERTILITY TREATMENT. For more information on The NJ Center for Fertility and Reproductive Medicine and Eric Daiter please visit www.drericdaitermd.com.
Monday, March 31, 2008
When to See an Infertility Specialist: Dr. Eric Daiter MD
If you have been trying to get pregnant and have been unsuccessful, then you may be wondering when it is the right time to seek professional help. It is not unusual to feel apprehensive about seeing an infertility specialist. For some couples, it feels like the first step in admitting that something may be wrong with them. This should not be how you feel going in. If you do need help, then it may not be wise to put it off. With modern advances in diagnostics and treatment, you should consider taking that first step into the infertility specialist’s office the first step towards starting your family.
It is very common to need a little help conceiving and you are not alone. Most people start out tracking their ovulation with an ovulation prediction kit or basal body temperature. If you have been trying unsuccessfully to conceive for six months, then it may be time to seek professional help. If you are under the age of thirty-five, then you may be able to wait for up to a year, but it is not recommended.
There are certain circumstances where you should not even wait the initial six months and should consult an infertility specialist as soon as you can. The main reason would be the woman’s age. If the woman is over thirty-five, then fertility can be rapidly decreasing and you should not prolong seeking help. Another reason not to wait is if you have had miscarriages or tubal pregnancies in the past. Endometriosis, polycystic ovary syndrome and pelvic inflammatory disease are other reasons to immediately seek help in conceiving.
Most women start out by telling their OB/GYN that they are trying to conceive. Most OB/GYN’s have some experience in initial infertility evaluation and may be able to give you some good information to start with. They can usually perform simple procedures to see if you have a tubal blockage, the most common cause of infertility in women. However, a real infertility specialist, or Reproductive Endocrinologist, has many more years experience and expertise in the field of infertility treatment.
A Reproductive Endocrinologist is an OB/GYN that has gone through about three extra years of training in fertility and infertility treatment. A skilled infertility specialist can diagnose probable causes of your inability to conceive on your own, whether it be male, female or both partners with the problem. Many problems are easily corrected through laparoscopic surgery, fertility drugs or other common forms of infertility treatment. Do not be nervous about seeking help. Once you learn what your problem may be and how to remedy the situation, you will be a lot more relaxed. Because age is a factor, the sooner you get started the better. We encourage you to seek the help of an infertility specialist if you have any concern at all about your fertility.
This information has been provided by Dr. Eric Daiter MD.
About the Author: Dr. Eric Daiter MD, the medical director of The NJ Center for Fertility and Reproductive Medicine, LLC, a leading NEW JERSEY INFERTILITY CENTER. Dr. Eric Daiter MD offers a complete range of MALE INFERTILITY AND FEMALE INFERTILITY TREATMENT. For more information on The NJ Center for Fertility and Reproductive Medicine and Dr. Eric Daiter MD, please visit www.drericdaitermd.com.
It is very common to need a little help conceiving and you are not alone. Most people start out tracking their ovulation with an ovulation prediction kit or basal body temperature. If you have been trying unsuccessfully to conceive for six months, then it may be time to seek professional help. If you are under the age of thirty-five, then you may be able to wait for up to a year, but it is not recommended.
There are certain circumstances where you should not even wait the initial six months and should consult an infertility specialist as soon as you can. The main reason would be the woman’s age. If the woman is over thirty-five, then fertility can be rapidly decreasing and you should not prolong seeking help. Another reason not to wait is if you have had miscarriages or tubal pregnancies in the past. Endometriosis, polycystic ovary syndrome and pelvic inflammatory disease are other reasons to immediately seek help in conceiving.
Most women start out by telling their OB/GYN that they are trying to conceive. Most OB/GYN’s have some experience in initial infertility evaluation and may be able to give you some good information to start with. They can usually perform simple procedures to see if you have a tubal blockage, the most common cause of infertility in women. However, a real infertility specialist, or Reproductive Endocrinologist, has many more years experience and expertise in the field of infertility treatment.
A Reproductive Endocrinologist is an OB/GYN that has gone through about three extra years of training in fertility and infertility treatment. A skilled infertility specialist can diagnose probable causes of your inability to conceive on your own, whether it be male, female or both partners with the problem. Many problems are easily corrected through laparoscopic surgery, fertility drugs or other common forms of infertility treatment. Do not be nervous about seeking help. Once you learn what your problem may be and how to remedy the situation, you will be a lot more relaxed. Because age is a factor, the sooner you get started the better. We encourage you to seek the help of an infertility specialist if you have any concern at all about your fertility.
This information has been provided by Dr. Eric Daiter MD.
About the Author: Dr. Eric Daiter MD, the medical director of The NJ Center for Fertility and Reproductive Medicine, LLC, a leading NEW JERSEY INFERTILITY CENTER. Dr. Eric Daiter MD offers a complete range of MALE INFERTILITY AND FEMALE INFERTILITY TREATMENT. For more information on The NJ Center for Fertility and Reproductive Medicine and Dr. Eric Daiter MD, please visit www.drericdaitermd.com.
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