Hi!
Never heard of Dr Cora Ngai but I had a laproscopy for endometriosis by the other dr u mentioned. She is usually assisted by her dad who is a professor during the surgery, as in my case. The reason I went for the surgery was because I had been trying for a baby for more than 2 years with no success. She suspected endometriosis and suggested that I have the surgery. The surgery went well for me with regards to the healing process. I was diagnosed with only mild endometriosis. However I still didn't get pregnant after that.
It was only later that I found out from my present dr that during the surgery she could have removed quite an amount of tissue from my ovary/ovaries. That resulted in my deteriorating ovarian reserve as shown in my FSH test (14). He said it was not necessary for me to have the surgery in the first place. As a result I had to resort to IVF, and am now 4 months into my pregnancy after wasting 4 long years. This dr also told me that her patients has been going to him to have their problems rectified and most of them had the surgery done by her. Apparently she is my company (now ex) dr and we are covered by medical insurance if you know what I mean...... Also the dr said he has never seen such "old fashioned" surgery method! Maybe it's her dad's work.
Anyway, the decision is up to you but I hope you seek some more opinions before you decide as this is after all a surgery no matter how uninvasive. I really don't want the same mistake to happen to anyone again. Also if you decide to go to her, make sure you are prepared to part with your $$$$. I always find myself paying lots out of my own pocket even if I'm under company a/c.
If you decide to consult another dr, I hope it's not Phillip Ho as I had some bad experiences with him with 2 failed IUIs. I've mentioned somewhere in this forum so I'm not going to repeat. Brings back sad memories you know?
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