Dr. Mary Claire Haver
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We have pediatric gynecology, how to take care of smaller people with the same organs who have issues and need help. We have general gynecologies, well, women exams. So menopause was part of our REI block. reproductive endocrinology, which we only did second year for six weeks. We had a one hour lecture each week.
We have pediatric gynecology, how to take care of smaller people with the same organs who have issues and need help. We have general gynecologies, well, women exams. So menopause was part of our REI block. reproductive endocrinology, which we only did second year for six weeks. We had a one hour lecture each week.
We have pediatric gynecology, how to take care of smaller people with the same organs who have issues and need help. We have general gynecologies, well, women exams. So menopause was part of our REI block. reproductive endocrinology, which we only did second year for six weeks. We had a one hour lecture each week.
So in eight years of medical training and education, I had seven hours of menopause. We had no menopause clinics. And then I was leashed onto the world. Go be free and practice. I didn't know anything. Yeah.
So in eight years of medical training and education, I had seven hours of menopause. We had no menopause clinics. And then I was leashed onto the world. Go be free and practice. I didn't know anything. Yeah.
So in eight years of medical training and education, I had seven hours of menopause. We had no menopause clinics. And then I was leashed onto the world. Go be free and practice. I didn't know anything. Yeah.
I didn't know enough at the time to know that her palpitations, her frozen shoulder, her, you know, myriad. Frozen shoulder? Oh, girl, wait, we're going to get there. My mom? Oh, no. Oh, yeah. Laundry list of complaints. I'm the well woman examer and I got 15 minutes to get through this. So I'm like, we're going to send you to cardiology for your palpitations.
I didn't know enough at the time to know that her palpitations, her frozen shoulder, her, you know, myriad. Frozen shoulder? Oh, girl, wait, we're going to get there. My mom? Oh, no. Oh, yeah. Laundry list of complaints. I'm the well woman examer and I got 15 minutes to get through this. So I'm like, we're going to send you to cardiology for your palpitations.
I didn't know enough at the time to know that her palpitations, her frozen shoulder, her, you know, myriad. Frozen shoulder? Oh, girl, wait, we're going to get there. My mom? Oh, no. Oh, yeah. Laundry list of complaints. I'm the well woman examer and I got 15 minutes to get through this. So I'm like, we're going to send you to cardiology for your palpitations.
We're going to go to the ortho for your shoulder. So I'm giving her six referrals.
We're going to go to the ortho for your shoulder. So I'm giving her six referrals.
We're going to go to the ortho for your shoulder. So I'm giving her six referrals.
Yeah. And a nutritionist for your weight gain. And we're good. Your pap is normal. See you next year.
Yeah. And a nutritionist for your weight gain. And we're good. Your pap is normal. See you next year.
Yeah. And a nutritionist for your weight gain. And we're good. Your pap is normal. See you next year.
I was, you know, I had an endocrine condition. I didn't ovulate regularly. Why? I had fertility treatments for my kids. You had PCOS? PCOS. I had the two big kids, finally got that done. I don't want to go through another miscarriage. We're done. So I go on birth control pills to manage my condition, which I did great on. That was fine for me.
I was, you know, I had an endocrine condition. I didn't ovulate regularly. Why? I had fertility treatments for my kids. You had PCOS? PCOS. I had the two big kids, finally got that done. I don't want to go through another miscarriage. We're done. So I go on birth control pills to manage my condition, which I did great on. That was fine for me.
I was, you know, I had an endocrine condition. I didn't ovulate regularly. Why? I had fertility treatments for my kids. You had PCOS? PCOS. I had the two big kids, finally got that done. I don't want to go through another miscarriage. We're done. So I go on birth control pills to manage my condition, which I did great on. That was fine for me.
And then I get to about 48 and I'm like, OK, I think we're getting close to where we're going to be. And I'm totally suppressing my period. So I'm not taking the inactive pill. So I'm totally replaced all my hormones and shut it down. I felt better that way than PCOS. I was like, probably time to get off. See where we're at.
And then I get to about 48 and I'm like, OK, I think we're getting close to where we're going to be. And I'm totally suppressing my period. So I'm not taking the inactive pill. So I'm totally replaced all my hormones and shut it down. I felt better that way than PCOS. I was like, probably time to get off. See where we're at.