I started coming to Dr. Kosasa recently after being so annoyed and fed up with the previous Fertility doctor (you can see in my other review how I felt about him!). I was referred to Dr. Kosasa by a friend who couldn't say enough good things about him! So I thought why not check him out. Anyone is better than the previous one!
I explained my insurance and my worries, my intentions, and he said, ok, we will work with you to make it happen! And you know what, he not only bent over backwards to help me with my timeline, he came in on his week off work to meet up with me and worked with me around MY SCHEDULE! No doctor is willing to bend over backwards like that!
I can't say enough good things about him and his practice. Right away, he suggested we do a Hysteroscopy! It's a minimally invasive surgery where he inserts a tiny telescope (hysteroscope) through the belly button into the uterus to check to see if there are any polyps (cysts) or endometriosis (too long to explain, you can google it but if you have painful cramps during your monthly visitor, this might be an indication that you have it!). Women over 32 all will have developed endometriosis. Anyways, the previous doctor did NOT EVEN GIVE ME THE OPTION TO TRY Hysteroscopy or not. There was no option. It wasn't even discussed. Being incompetent in the world of child bearing, I wouldn't have known otherwise. Anyways, I do what Dr. Kosasa suggested. He also advised that Xrays, scans, MRI's would never catch this. You would need to specifically get a camera to go in to only see it. Low and behold, not only did I have a ton of endometriosis, I had a polyp bigger than a golf ball! YES A GOLFBALL!!! Imagine this, it's half the size of your uterus. So how does it help with implantation, or child bearing? IT DOESN'T! You have to get rid of it to even get any sort of chance! Remember, the previous one didn't even bring this up!
Anyways, I'm now in day 3 of the IVF process, but Dr. Kosasa and his staff are amazing. I especially love Hong and Erin the nurses whom I've been working with when I don't go talk to Dr. Kosasa. The shots have been painful, I'm not gonna lie, I'm a baby when it comes to needles, but everything is running like clockwork so far. And there have been times, I come in and it's a packed room, and days where I'm the only one in the waiting room, but I don't care. I'm so thankful I finally found a wonderful doctor that I can trust, a few minutes extra of waiting isn't an issue at all for me!
Stay tuned, I just can't say enough good things about him. And after finding out that Dr. Kosasa does most of this because he's loves his work, seeing people achieve their dreams, and I know he has probably donated more money than he has made doing this....THAT SAYS A LOT ABOUT HIS CHARACTER AND HOW MUCH HE LOVES DOING THIS FOR THE PASSION AND HELPING PEOPLE that makes me even more thankful that I found such a wonderful doctor to guide me on this journey!
Did I mention they are open 7 days a week? How convenient is that?
PS. They made an appointment for me this Sunday. He's off. But he told the nurse, it's ok, I'll come in on Sunday to see her. HOW AMAZING IS THAT??? I love my doctor! I wish he could me my doctor for EVERYTHING!
Do a consultation with him, and you will understand exactly what I mean. Thank you Dr. Kosasa, I can't say enough good things about you and your staff! read more