Anne Rebecca Seyer, MD

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5 months ago

I came in for a routine visit and clearly and repeatedly stated that I had no symptoms that would indicate the need for a invasive procedure. Despite this, Dr. Anne Seyer recommended an invasive procedure that did not match my clinical presentation. I obtained a second opinion with appropriate evaluation, and it was confirmed that it was not necessary. Recommending an invasive procedure without clinical indication—after a patient has repeatedly clarified they have no relevant symptoms—is concerning and, in my opinion, reflec... read more

Izzy Burgess 

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a year ago

DO NOT GO TO THIS DOCTOR, I AM BEGGING YOU. Was her patient from 2021-2022. Hooh, boy, do I have a story for you. In March of 2021, I went in for a regular checkup and to talk about getting my Nexplanon removed becauseit was causing me issues. The list: Migraines, uterine pain, worse cramping during periods (to the point where I was fainting and couldn't get out of bed), and dizziness, among other things not listed on the packet. She came in and rapid-fired asking questions and when she asked if I have birth control, I said,... read more

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a year ago

I saw Dr. Seyer at 6 weeks for my first ultrasound. At that point, she diagnosed the gestational sac as eccentrically located, potentially in my cornua. If this was true, my uterus could rupture at any time and the pregnancy would not be viable. When I asked her the liklihood of having a cornual pregnancy vs. intrauterine, she said it was a toss up and too early to tell. Not once did she mention that only 2% of all pregnancies are ectopic and of that number, only 2-4% are cornual. I had zero symptoms. She had no data on my H... read more

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a year ago

I saw Dr. Sayer at 6 weeks for my first ultrasound. At that point, she diagnosed the gestational sac as eccentrically located, potentially in my cornua. If this was true, my uterus could rupture at any time and the pregnancy would not be viable. When I asked her the liklihood of having a cornual pregnancy vs. intrauterine, she said it was a toss up and too early to tell. Not once did she mention that only 2% of all pregnancies are ectopic and of that number, only 2-4% are cornual. I had zero symptoms. She had no data on my H... read more