Ninety days is not arbitrary. It is roughly how long a red blood cell lives, how long a follicle takes to develop, and how long a real change needs before the numbers can honestly reflect it.
What Dr. Nina covers
Almost everyone wants to retest at six weeks, and I understand why. You have changed a lot, you feel different, and you want the paper to say so.
In this one Dr. Nina explains why ninety days is the honest interval, what actually moves in that window, what does not, and how retesting changes a plan rather than just grading it.
“Ninety days is long enough for the numbers to tell the truth and short enough to change course.
Ninety days is long enough for the numbers to tell the truth and short enough to change course.
,the first consult sets the baseline everything gets measured against.
Where this connects
Dr. Nina reads the full panel, connects it to how you actually feel, and builds the plan from there. She sees patients in Atlanta and virtually worldwide.
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