Education:
While at St. Thomas my original major was accounting. I had just finished two years of accounting when one day, I was dragged to a genetics lecture by my roommate. She wouldn’t go alone so I accompanied her. Dr. Hartung spoke about “calico cats and genetics”. All I heard was that biology and genetics are awesome. The next day I changed my major to biology, finished in two years and went to the University of MN medical school. I met my ...
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Patients consistently praise Dr. Reetu Syal and her exceptional team for providing compassionate, thorough, and highly professional care. Dr. Syal is widely recognized for her outstanding bedside manner, gentle approach, and expert knowledge, with patients noting that she actively listens, addresses concerns without rushing, and puts them at ease. Long-term patients express deep trust in her expertise. Additionally, the clinic receives high marks for its welcoming environment, friendly front desk staff, empathetic nurses, and skilled ultrasound technicians. Patients appreciate the quick scheduling, minimal wait times, and seamless, informative experiences from check-in to check-out.
Verified Patient Reviews for Reetu Syal, MD, FACOG
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Dr. Reetu is very honest and takes time to examine and give advice accordingly.
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Dr. Syal answered questions that I had, wait time was good, follow up call about blood work was informative by triage nurse.
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I was referred for an endometrial biopsy consult. Dr agreed biopsy would be best. Offered to do it right away. I was apprehensive and so she recommended making another appointment so I could take pain medicine first. I appreciated that option. After I read about the procedure I very much appreciated that option. Still not happy about the procedure but if I had had it when I wasn't prepared I would have been very unhappy. It can be very painful. And I have had enough of that! I also thought the visit summary notes on the patient portal were accurate and detailed - which is not always the case.
Everyone was kind and understanding. I had never had surgery and it was a positive experience.
The doctor was kind and knowledgeable. Every staff member I interacted with was friendly and welcoming.
Education:
While at St. Thomas my original major was accounting. I had just finished two years of accounting when one day, I was dragged to a genetics lecture by my roommate. She wouldn’t go alone so I accompanied her. Dr. Hartung spoke about “calico cats and genetics”. All I heard was that biology and genetics are awesome. The next day I changed my major to biology, finished in two years and went to the University of MN medical school. I met my husband in anatomy class. I went to a lecture about smoking in pregnancy, and it was at that moment I knew I wanted to take care of women, from the beginning of life to the end. After finishing residency here in the Twin Cities, I joined Partners OB-Gyn in 2003.
Why I Went Into This Field:
I love educating my patients. The human body is amazing and complicated, but very predictable, and it all makes sense. I cannot share my skills with patients, but I can share my knowledge with them and because of this most of my time is spent drawing pictures, educating, and explaining why things are happening. Patients make better decisions when they are educated.
The best part of my job is also the greatest honor: I am being invited into the lives of my patients, into their health, and into their unique stories. I cherish this part of my job. This is what drives me.
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