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About Edward Joseph Ramirez, MD, FACOG
Expertise
I am a specialist in infertility and advanced gynecological care. I can answer questions about infertility, gynecology related ills, menopause...virtually anything that affects women's health. PLEASE tell me where you are writing from as I am always interested.

Experience
I have been practicing as an Ob/Gyn and Infertility Specialist for over 23 years. Gynecology, advanced laparoscopic surgery, basic infertility, IUI's, IVF, reproductive surgery, and ovulation induction are all areas of my expertise. I am Board Certified. I have been doing In Vitro Fertilization in my clinic for 15 years.

Organizations
American College of OB/GYN, American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, American Society of Reproductive Medicine, Society of Assisted Reproductive Technology, American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists, Fellow of The American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists,Resolve-National Chapter, Open Path - Northern California, Board of Directors Monterey Medical Society

Publications
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology

Education/Credentials
Medical Degree from Stanford University, Residency at Tripler Army Medical Center, Reproductive Training at Pacific Fertility Center, San Francisco

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Infertility/Fertility - imbalance?

Expert: Edward Joseph Ramirez, MD, FACOG - 10/30/2009

Question
i miscarried in april, during the miscarriage i stopped sweating and had a fluxating temp. (between 97.6, my normal, to 99.2). it has not stopped and seems to be worsening. my progesterone runs a few tenths over normal and my estrogen not much higher than menopause levels. is this consdered an imbalance and can it cause me to not sweat and have a fluxating temp?

Answer
Hello Rebecca from the U.S.,

Temperature regulation is most often an indicator of thyroid function, which is responsible for metabolism. If you are having wide variations in temperature, you might want to have the thyroid tested. In addition, fevers can be caused by many things so a thorough examination, including blood testing, should be done.

Sincerely,

Edward J. Ramirez, M.D., FACOG
Executive Medical Director
The Fertility and Gynecology Center
Monterey Bay IVF Program
www.montereybayivf.com

Monterey, California, U.S.A.

for additional information check out my blog at http://womenshealthandfertility.blogspot.com check me out on facebook and twitter with me at @montereybayivf

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