Stephanie Sublett MD

Had some really meaningful conversations with patients this week.

The conversations this week kept coming back to perimenopause and menopause and how differently each woman experiences it.

That’s exactly why I don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach to hormone wellness.

The approach I take is layering. Starting with the basics usually one or two foundational medications and paying attention. How is your body responding? What side effects are showing up? What’s improving? Then we build from there, adding to the plan intentionally once we know how you’re tolerating what’s already in place.

It’s slower than handing someone a prescription and sending them on their way. But it’s so much more thoughtful. And the outcomes reflect that.

Perimenopause and menopause are not a problem to fix with a single solution. They’re a transition that deserves a provider who’s actually paying attention to you specifically.

That part of this work never gets old.

My why

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