Dr. Sue Varma

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unPAUSED with Dr. Mary Claire Haver · Train Your Brain To Thrive Through Menopause · 23 Jun 2026 podcast

80% of my patients.

Yep.

And I have patients who have vitamin Ds in like the 20s or 30s, or that may be normal, but it's low.

vitamin B12.

So many of my patients are low in vitamin B12, or it might be right on the cusp, and their doctors will be like, it's fine, it's normal.

But we know that neuropsychiatric symptoms, you can get jitteriness, anxiety, insomnia, depression, low motivation, all from even low normal, right?

So if there's any room, you know, and pushing your primary care doctor, and sometimes I'll have to get on the

it's at the cost, but I do think would it be worth it, whether it's like oral supplementation or if they're able to get monthly injections, I do see a big difference with the jitteriness and the mood.

And I think for a lot of women, those are their symptoms.

Thyroid.

So TSH, P3, T4, and also...

CBC, a lot of women have anemia and they may have low ferritin for any number of reasons.

And like even diabetes, chronic diabetes, cholesterol, a lot of the medications that they're on.

So beta blockers can cause depression.

So just getting a full profile of the labs, the medications that they're on, side effects of it, anything like people who have untreated or

Okay.

And so therapy to me, even if it is six weeks, eight weeks, a short course, we find that even one brief psychotherapy intervention can be really helpful.

But obviously six to eight weeks of cognitive behavioral therapy.

And I went through this myself and I found this so helpful when I was in training.

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