Susan Doyle, MD

Samantha Vicha 

on Google

2 weeks ago

Dangerously dismissive. Also she kept trying to tell me that my stage 4 endometriosis cramps were “normal period cramps” and that taking a midol the week leading up to it every day would help me. I then told her both me and my sister have thrown up multiple times within 15 min of taking that medication and she said it wasn’t the meds. When I research midol one of the main ingredients is caffeine (Which is a massive trigger for endo) so when taking it in extreme pain it can intensify cramps and nausea. She told me my reoccurr... read more

Barbara Morrow 

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2 months ago

Dr. Doyle is a fantastic OB GYN. She has been my dr for 25 years, and delivered my 2nd and 3rd children, an amazing upgrade from the terrible experience I had with another dr delivering my first. She listens attentively and takes her time. She has never dismissed a concern or a symptom or made me feel unheard, always takes my family history into account and is willing to order tests when necessary. My daughter recently began seeing her when another doctor was dismissive of her symptoms and began immediately to work on solvin... read more

Robi Patrick 

on Google

a year ago

I went to Dr Susan Doyle because I thought I had endometriosis. I told her about all my symptoms including passing out and throwing up on my period, along with just about every other symptom of endo. She scheduled me for an internal ultrasound and when it came back clear she said I didn’t have it (most everyone knows you cannot detect endo unless you do a laparoscopy) I would tell her I couldn’t go on feeling like this and she would tell me to take a couple supplements or birth control but that I had normal period pain and i... read more

Lori Conkle 

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2 years ago

I had used Dr. Doyle for 5 years with no issues. I suggested to my Daughter in law she become a patient of Dr . Doyle's as she specialized in high risk pregnancies. My daughter in law had a very traumatic experience with Dr. Doyle. The birthing procedure went way too long and she lost a life threatening amount of blood. She spent 2 weeks in the hospital. A year and a half later my daughter in law became pregnant and started experiencing pain and bleeding. Dr. DOYLE told her she was having a miscarriage and to go home. Later ... read more