Orthopedic Surgeon
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Chasey_Lane
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It is when you can't effing walk.nomoney said:
You could always skooch your ass on the ground to move around like dogs with full anal glands...Chasey_Lane said:It is when you can't effing walk.
j/kmisslady67
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Chasey_Lane said:
Dr. Mark Henderson...but he's in the same office as Dr. Cox. It really depends on what your ortho condition is...as to who I personally would suggest. Cox is great for Hips, and Backs. Henderson is great with extremities. However, they have someone in their group (Southern MD Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Center) for anything that ails you. I would ONLY go to this group in St. Mary's County...I don't think others in this area are worth mentioning JMO. I hope you get treatment and things improve soon.
Just be prepared to WAIT to see them as specialists run by a different clock and time zone! 
just.me
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Chasey_Lane said:It is when you can't effing walk.
Try Herron, he is really good. The only thing I don't like is that sometime I have to wait a long while in his 'waiting' room - but he is smart, and decisive. Cox dithered around with my bad hand/wrist and misdiagnosed. Herron has me almost fixed!
misslady67
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HOT...yes great doctorBadGirl said:And you have to admit, too, that Dr. Herron is a hottie.Heck, I'd make an appointment to see him even if I didn't have anything wrong with me. Double
My Mom had a not so great experience...two surgeries, lots of PT, and months later she was finally referred to a Doc at John's Hopkins to "fix" what he didn't. Again...JMO.misslady67
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Maybe your Primary will speed things along if you need to be seen faster
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Agreed...often your PCP can get you in faster if they talk to the specialist directly and explain the problem.
[/QUOTE]Agreed...often your PCP can get you in faster if they talk to the specialist directly and explain the problem.
Chasey_Lane
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misslady67 said:Maybe your Primary will speed things along if you need to be seen faster
Agreed...often your PCP can get you in faster if they talk to the specialist directly and explain the problem.[/QUOTE]
Already went that route, no luck.
In all seriousness, I've had no luck with the orthopedic professionals as of yet. I have a f/u with Dr. Rozran that took two months to get after I had to reschedule. I wanted to see Dr. Cox but he doesn't accept my insurance.Chasey_Lane said:Agreed...often your PCP can get you in faster if they talk to the specialist directly and explain the problem.
Already went that route, no luck.
Good Luck...
mingiz
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I have dealth with Cox,Henderson and Rozran. None of them took the steps to find out why I hurt all the time.Lower back, leg pain. I finally went to Dr.Yousaf through the bean building and that man has told me more than any of them. First was xrays, then he had a bone scan done to check for other things that could cause the pain (tumors etc) that was good..Next was a doppler on my lower legs to check for circulation problems like blood clots. Xray lost that one, Now I go for a MRI. I went to him through a friend's recomendation and so far I'm impressed with him. Here's a link that was on his card.
www.advancedorthomd.com
www.advancedorthomd.com
Uncle Charlie
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Southern Maryland Orthopedics should be your choice
Dr. Cox, Dr. Bauk and Dr. Travis are ALL excellent Doctors in this practice. I have never dealt with Dr. Henderson but know him to be a nice person.
Depending on what ails you, see one of the above. I have known Cox for 35 years, Bauk and Travis for about 10 or 15.
Yes, you do have to wait because they are in high demand. If ou have something broken, get your PCD to get you in sooner. If nothing is broken, just hurting, wait your turn. They have thousands of patients they deal with and they take on all the trauma cases in the ER also, which sometimes bumps them ahead of others.
See if you can get in to see any of the 3, Cox, Bauk or Travis.
Dr. Cox, Dr. Bauk and Dr. Travis are ALL excellent Doctors in this practice. I have never dealt with Dr. Henderson but know him to be a nice person.
Depending on what ails you, see one of the above. I have known Cox for 35 years, Bauk and Travis for about 10 or 15.
Yes, you do have to wait because they are in high demand. If ou have something broken, get your PCD to get you in sooner. If nothing is broken, just hurting, wait your turn. They have thousands of patients they deal with and they take on all the trauma cases in the ER also, which sometimes bumps them ahead of others.
See if you can get in to see any of the 3, Cox, Bauk or Travis.
I went to Henderson and wouldn't recommend him to my worst enemy. A friend of mine is also leaving his practice. Cox may have been good, but I have heard he is not practicing any more. May be wrong about that, but I know he was not for a while.misslady67 said:Dr. Mark Henderson...but he's in the same office as Dr. Cox. It really depends on what your ortho condition is...as to who I personally would suggest. Cox is great for Hips, and Backs. Henderson is great with extremities. However, they have someone in their group (Southern MD Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Center) for anything that ails you. I would ONLY go to this group in St. Mary's County...I don't think others in this area are worth mentioning JMO. I hope you get treatment and things improve soon.
I highly recommend Dr. Bruce Beck in Solomons. After my poor experience with Henderson, I asked at work and almost everywhere I went, who they would recommend as an orthopedic doctor. Four people from different places recommended Dr. Beck. I went and would go back if I had a problem needing an orthopedic doctor.
Not the best qualification in a doctor.BadGirl said:And you have to admit, too, that Dr. Herron is a hottie.
just.me
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BadGirl said:And you have to admit, too, that Dr. Herron is a hottie.
I soooo agree....when he holds my hand to check my wrist/thumb problems, I KNOW my pulse goes up....hhhmmmmmmmmmm....maybe I need a checkup!!!?
