Daniel Rostein, MD, FACOG in Oak Brook

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Daniel Rostein, MD, FACOG is a Infertility Specialist & Board-certified Gynecology. He has over 30 years of experience in the field of infertility treatments; working in the Chicagoland area, with an office in Oak Brook area.
Dr. Rostein is a proud native of Argentina and received his M.D. from Buenos Aires National University at FetoMaternal Hospital in Buenos Aires, where he graduated with honors.
In his fellowship at the University of California, Irvine, he focused on Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility. His work during this time centered upon several areas, primarily Age and Infertility. All of this experience makes Dr. Rostein a leader in the fields of reproductive medicine, surrogate pregnancies, in vitro fertilization, oocyte donations, and preimplantation genetic diagnosis. Gynecological and Infertility Procedures
Dr. Rostein's knowledge and skills in the gynecological field allow him to offer a wide variety of procedures to patients. He offers a full range of gynecological services as well as a significant number of infertility services. Infertility services include evaluations, ovulation inductions, artificial inseminations, inseminations with donor sperm, egg donations, and frozen embryo transfers along with many other services.
Also is an experienced surgeon in the field of minimally invasive reproductive surgery ( robotic and laparoscopic surgery).
 
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Common Issues
Some of the most common issues that Dr. Rostein treats include infertility issues of all types, as well as standard and advanced gynecological treatments. Dr. Rostein treats patients of all ages, from adolescents to post-menopausal patients. Since Dr. Rostein has extensive knowledge in both gynecology and infertility, he can continue treating a patient from the teen years into her childbearing years and all the way through the menopause and post-menopausal years. 
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