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Dr. Glenn Dobbs
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Gender: Male
Specialty: Obstetrics & Gynecology
Location: Avon, IN 46123
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Dr. Dobbs took the time to listen, but was unable to help me...., Mar 22, 2010 I visited Dr. Dobbs as a new patient in October of 2009 for a regular pap test. I also had some concerns about other health issues I felt were related to hormones. Dr. Dobbs took the time to listen to all of my questions (there were many), but I ultimately feel he didn't really take my concerns too seriously. Whereas I felt many of the problems I had were very specifically related to hormones (particularly to certain times in my cycle), Dr. Dobbs kept suggesting that I go see specialists for each of the many problems. I was really hoping that he would take the time to look at the bigger picture and figure out if these problems could have the same underlying cause. However, I'm yet to find a doctor who can do this successfully. I still recommend him since he was a good listener and had a kind, professional personality.
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