I started at an OBGYN that I had seen for years and didnt diagnose me correctly until this past June. They didnt read my ultrasound reports right and didnt explain anything well.

They also wanted to give me clomid for 3 months without monitoring me. After the first round I had a large cyst within a cyst and felt discouraged that I was not going to be monitored.

I now go to an RE and they are more knowledgable, they are more sincere, and they have better equipment in the office.

It is a personal choice and largely plays a role in where you go and what stage you are in. I felt I was going nowhere with my OBGYN and they never remembered me from one visit to the next. It was not fun.

I recommend skipping past trial and error with the OB and go right to the RE.

Looking back, I should have been more agressive in asking questions of my former GYN..
When I moved to a new state, I of course made an appointment with a new doctor.. got my records and There, in black and white.. the report stating that I had an ovarian cyst !! I was not told about it.
Within one week of seeing my new GYN, I was in surgery, he removed a cyst the size of a LIME.

You can have both your OB/GYN and your RE. My two doctors work with eachother. They speak on the phone and share reports. You should try to find doctors that can do this for you. I am in NJ and they do it here. Good luck!