Guest guest Posted June 4, 2008 Report Share Posted June 4, 2008 I am very frustrated at the lack of access to screening, or pap test for this problem. My doc says there just are not enough people trained right now to read the tests. This is very frustrating, it seems to me we will just have to wait till there are symptoms before we can have them go and remove any problems. I would much rather have the things zapped before they turn into anything where we need surgery or radiation.Get trade secrets for amazing burgers. Watch "Cooking with Tyler Florence" on AOL Food. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 4, 2008 Report Share Posted June 4, 2008 These are the doctors trained on anoscopies ( http://www.health.com/health/library/topic/0,,hw2215_hw2218,00.html ) Australia Sydney Hillman, MDInternal MedicineUniversity of Sydney+61-2-8382-3707 Canada Ontario | Quebec Ontario Toronto Jill Tinmouth, MDGastroenterologistSunnybrook Health Sciences CentrePlease call Marie Sano at (416) 340-4800 x 8172 Quebec Montreal Ferenczy, MDGynecological PathologistSMBD - Jewish General Hospital(514) 340-7521 California Los Angeles Bolan, MDFamily MedicineLA Gay and Lesbian Center(323) 993-7500 Alen Voskanian, MDFamily MedicineUCLA(310) 584-6625 Oakland Bitar, MDColorectal SurgeonEast Bay AIDS CenterPlease call EBAC at (510) 869-8400 and ask to see Dr. Bitar for HRA;or call his office at (510) 845-4638. Palm Springs Joe Dahman, NPPrimary care and HIVDesert AIDS Project(760) 323-2118 Stansell, MDInternal Medicine and Pulmonary Disease(760) 327-2277 San Diego Cachay, MDInternal Medicine and Infectious DiseasesUCSD(619) 543-3995 ph Caperna, MDInternal MedicineUCSD(619) 543-3995 Mathews, MDInternal MedicineUCSD(619) 543-3995 San Francisco J. Berry, MDOncologistUCSF(415) 353-7100 Naomi Jay, NPWomen's HealthUCSF(415) 353-7100 Palefsky, MDInternal Medicine and Infectious DiseasesUCSF(415) 353-7100 Rubin, NPWomen's HealthUCSF(415) 353-7100 San Mateo Gershan, MDFamily MedicineSan Mateo County Health Department Georgia Atlanta Boyette, NPInfectious DiseasesGrady Health SystemNo self-referral; patient's primary must provide written referral through theInfectious Diseases Program to see for HRA. Illinois Chicago Tom Barrett, MDFamily Practice Brown Health Center(773) 388-8660 land Baltimore Tello, MDInternal Medicine and Women's Healths Hopkins School of MedicinePlease call the s Hopkins Clinic at (410) 955-1725 and ask to see Dr. Tello in the Anal Dysplasia Clinic for HRA. Massachusetts Boston Cohen, MDInfectious DiseasesFenway Community Health CenterPlease call Fenway Community Health at (617) 927-6000 andask for the HPV Clinic; patient's primary must provide referral. Jerry Feuer, PAPrimary CareFenway Community Health CenterPlease call Fenway Community Health at (617) 927-6000 and ask for the HPV Clinic;patient's primary must provide referral. Stier, MDObstetrics and GynecologyBoston Medical Center(617) 414-6375 Minnesota Minneapolis Baker, MDInfectious DiseasesUniversity of MinnesotaHennepin County Medical Center(612) 873-2700 Madoff, MDColorectal SurgeonUniversity of Minnesota(612) 625-3615 Ogilvie, MDColorectal SurgeonUniversity of Minnesota(612) 625-3615 New Hampshire Dartmouth Diane Harper, MDGynecologist and Family MedicineDartmouth College(603) 448-5886 New York New York City Renaldo Barrios, NPAdult Nurse PractitionerCallen-Lorde Community Health Center(212) 271-7145 Goldstone, MDSurgeonMt. Sinai School of Medicine(212) 242-6500 Gal Mayer, MDInternal MedicineCallen-Lorde Community Health Center(212) 271-7200 Rochester Theresa Schwartz, NPHIV SpecialistPatients with private insurance:Rochester Colon Rectal Surgeons PC(585) 244-5670Patients with Medicaid:Strong Memorial Hospital(585) 275-5129 Texas Fort Worth Weis, DOInternal MedicineTarrant County Health Department(817) 321-4850 Houston Chiao, MDInfectious DiseasesBaylor College of Medicine(713) 873-4115 Haas, MDColorectal SurgeonColorectal Surgery Associates(713) 790-0600 Regards, VergelDirectorProgram for Wellness Restorationpowerusa dot org In a message dated 6/4/2008 6:07:55 P.M. Central Daylight Time, Roscoeismydog@... writes: am very frustrated at the lack of access to screening, or pap test for this problem. My doc says there just are not enough people trained right now to read the tests. This is very frustrating, it seems to me we will just have to wait till there are symptoms before we can have them go and remove any problems. I would much rather have the things zapped before they turn into anything where we need surgery or radiation.Get trade secrets for amazing burgers. Watch "Cooking with Tyler Florence" on AOL Food. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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