I just found out I have a polyp within my uterus & a cyst in my ovary. I also have hormonal/menstrual concerns. Someone told me that I should see a reproductive specialist instead of a gyno b/c the specialist is more knowledgable for uterus/ovary concerns, where on earth a gyno is more general & broad in their specialty? I also read that polyps can affect fertility...Has anyone have experience with doctor specialties & which would be more appropiate?

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Answers:    Unless you are actually trying to obtain pregnant right now, I would not see a reproductive specialist. If you don't want to see just a regular OB/GYN, in attendance are other specialists you could see. For example, I have had oodles problems with pelvic pain and calorific bleeding between periods. I started out just seeing a regular OB/GYN, but she didn't do anything to lend a hand me so I switched. I'm now seeing an OB/GYN who is an endometrial specialist, which is a doctor that deals beside problems with the uterus and things like that. You could try seeing a regular OB/GYN and if it doesn't work out, you could ask them to refer you to a specialist. Good luck!!.

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It depends. If you are trying to take pg or plan to in the near adjectives, I would ask to be referred to a Reproductive specialist. However, if you are not ttc, a general gyno is fine. I go to my gyno for my "regular" womanly problems, but when it comes to my fertility issues, I see an Reproductive Endocrinologist. Yes, Polyps can affect fertility.

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