Jayanthi Lea Md's Online Review Report Card

Dr. Lea is amazing! She is compassionate, professional, knowledgeable, and the list goes on. I have been her patient for several years and she performed my surgery. Again, I cannot recommend Dr. Lea highly enough.

I have been a patient of Dr. Lea since June 2013 when I was referred by my gynecologist for uterine cancer. Dr. Lea is an amazing doctor. She is incredibly smart and patient focused on successful outcomes. UTSW has great doctors, but none better than Dr. Lea in my opinion.

She did my hysterectomy for cancer surgery 3.5 years ago - and did it so well I had hardly any post-op pain. I would and did trust her with my life. Scheduling can be tricky because she is so much in demand.

Dr. Lea is very personable. She goes out of her way to clearly explain the condition in understandable terms. She gave me all the time I needed to ask my questions. I highly recommend Dr. Lea.

So thankful for Dr. Lea, after deciding to seek a second opinion regarding treatment for VIN-I am grateful to have found Dr. Lea-she immediately suggested treatment for my issues and ended a lengthy period of suffering from improper treatment. Plus, she has a wonderful personality! I am so happy with the care/service I have received from Dr. Lea and her staff!

Dr. Lea, please forgive me. I was totally wrong. Bad...bad day. You are a great Doctor. Thank you, Betty

Great doctor.

I had a complete hysterectomy with Dr. Lea, done laparoscopically, and there was really little to no post-op pain (except when I laughed!) A real tribute to her surgical skills and I would send everyone to her.

I was dx with a PMS2 mutation/Lynch Syndrome & was referred to Dr. Lea. w/o warning and no pain medications and w/ no sexual trauma hx assessment I was subjected to the excruciating pain of an endometrial biopsy & in front of 4 people (1 being male w/o consent). I was re-traumatized. I have to get these at least every two years with a colonoscopy. MD Anderson (my new hospital) does these sedated! Dr. Lea didn't even give me tylenol. + she said I must have my ovaries/uterus out by 40. MDA said no

I was dx with a PMS2 mutation/Lynch Syndrome & was referred to Dr. Lea. w/o warning and no pain medications and w/ no sexual trauma hx assessment I was subjected to the excruciating pain of an endometrial biopsy & in front of 4 people (1 being male w/o consent of him being there). I was re-traumatized. I have to get these at least every two years with a colonoscopy. MD Anderson (my new hospital) does these sedated! Dr. Lea didn't even give me tylenol. Plus she said I must have my ovaries/uterus out by 40. MD Anderson said that is not true for the PMS2 mutation. She was also telling me I must get a pap and pelvic ultrasound along with the CA 125 blood draw every 6 months because of my less than 8% risk of ovarian cancer even though she and I both know those screenings do nothing to reduce mortality rate of ovarian cancer. They are invasive and costly. MD Anderson asked the right questions and even without my traumatic past they don't recommend such frequent invasive screenings and especially not such a massive surgery. Dr. Lea's office didn't even call me or post on my chart months later with the results of my pap or biopsy. When I picked up my records to transfer my care I saw the results as well as a suicide screening, depression screening, and sexual/emotional/physical abuse screening that was charted but never actually done. As a nurse, and someone with a traumatic history which was falsely charted... which then greatly affected my care and has now sought me to seek counseling this enrages me. I will never be back and I don't recommend anyone take the chance. Drive 3 hours if you can and go to MD Anderson, especially if you have Lynch Syndrome. Go see Dr. Lynch himself! Do yourself a favor and get the sedated endometrial biopsies/colonoscopies.