Susanne Ramos, MD

Dr. Ramos is an incredibly talented OB/GYN.



She had the intuition & talent to detect that there was a problem with my wife's pregnancy pre-term, and decided to perform an emergency C-Section. it turned out that my son had the cord wrapped 3-times around his neck, and had an apgar score of 1 when he was delivered. had she not performed the surgery when she did - he likely would not have survived.



that was 10 years ago, and he is now an amazing, friendly, smart, happy pre-teen, and i could not imagine my life without him. Due to Dr. Ramos' talent & experience, I am a proud parent of a beautiful boy.



thank you Dr. Ramos!

I am a health 38 year woman. I've had a history of UNDIAGONISED pelvic pain. Dr Ramos did an exploratory laparoscopic surgery. The results were completely normal. No signs of endometriosis/fibroids/adhesions etc. She insisted that the endometriosis was 'embedded' in the "tissue". I saw 2 other gynecologists whom said that a hysterectomy should NOT be done. Dr Ramos insisted that the endometriosis was 'embedded' (which both other DRs questioned what this even meant.)



I went ahead and had the hysterectomy....ovaries and all, based on her 'experience.' After the surgery the pathology showed there was NO ENDOMETRIOSIS. I continue to have pain and now and can no longer have children. I feel that Dr Ramos did no research to explore other possibilities for the pain. She was eager to do the hysterectomy from the first day I walked into her office. Of course it was my discussion to have the hysterectomy, because I trusted my doctor.



To add to this, approximately 2 weeks after the surgery I went into acute renal failure. She had prescribed a medication that is known to cause renal failure when taken with a medication I was already taking. I went into her office 2 days before the renal failure and she attributed my symptoms to being 'tired' from the surgery.



2 days later, knowing something was NOT right, my husband insisted I go to our local urgent care. I was immediately taken to the hospital. These were two COMMON medications that I believe any MD should have known could cause acute renal failure......Lithium and Motrin (which is almost ALWAYS prescribed after this type of surgery.)



Needless to say, this has been a life altering experience and I would recommend an actual GYNOCOLGIST, NOT AN OBSTETRCIAN when making these decisions.