ISO L.A. Endocrinologist Recomendation
November 4, 2011 2:56 PM Subscribe
Is there an endocrinologist in the L.A. area (preferably near Hollywood) that you'd recommend?
Looking for a great endocrinologist in the L.A. area, ideally in or near Hollywood, less ideally Mid-City/Mid-City West, least ideally (but still do-able) Beverly Hills.
Specifically I'm looking for an endo who's willing to at least discuss treatment options for someone with "low-normal" thyroid. The one I saw six years ago dismissed me after getting those lab results back but I'm considering giving it another try with another doctor.
Looking for a great endocrinologist in the L.A. area, ideally in or near Hollywood, less ideally Mid-City/Mid-City West, least ideally (but still do-able) Beverly Hills.
Specifically I'm looking for an endo who's willing to at least discuss treatment options for someone with "low-normal" thyroid. The one I saw six years ago dismissed me after getting those lab results back but I'm considering giving it another try with another doctor.
From Mrs. Cacophony:
I highly recommend Dr. Oona Khan, if you can get into see her. She's also with Cedars Sinai. She has a long waiting time for appointments, but it's worth it. She was my endocrinologist for a few years until my insurance decided to drop her medical group (stupid HMO). I now see Dr. Sherril Rieux - she's my primary care physician, not an endocrinologist, but she's willing to treat my borderline hypothyroidism without needing to send me to a specialist.
I also got sent away by several doctors who took one look at my "borderline" labs and decided I was fine. I feel SO much better now that I'm finally being treated. Good luck!
posted by cacophony at 8:20 PM on November 4, 2011
I highly recommend Dr. Oona Khan, if you can get into see her. She's also with Cedars Sinai. She has a long waiting time for appointments, but it's worth it. She was my endocrinologist for a few years until my insurance decided to drop her medical group (stupid HMO). I now see Dr. Sherril Rieux - she's my primary care physician, not an endocrinologist, but she's willing to treat my borderline hypothyroidism without needing to send me to a specialist.
I also got sent away by several doctors who took one look at my "borderline" labs and decided I was fine. I feel SO much better now that I'm finally being treated. Good luck!
posted by cacophony at 8:20 PM on November 4, 2011
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posted by scody at 3:05 PM on November 4, 2011