Oct 5, 2026 · 38 min · 10 segments
Most women see one doctor for pregnancy and a different one for menopause, and nobody connects the dots in between. In this episode, Dr. Raina Patel sits down with Dr. Lindsay Maggio, a quadruple…
Lindsay MaggioGuest
Raina PatelHost
And then if there's something that you want our viewers to take away from, like, today's conversation, from your practice, what would that be?
I think probably the most important thing, I think, for people to take away is that your, your future health starts much earlier than you think it might start.
And so making sure that you are having, you know, care providers and doctors on your team that are sort of aware of the progression of some of these conditions, so that way you can really optimize your health.
I think it's important for patients to feel empowered to ask these questions, and to ask about it, and to, to make sure that their team, you know, does get, get on that, that page-
Like you said, like all of us who are doing menopause care now, or most of us, it's because we all wanted to be able to give women the most up-to-date and evidence-based answers, and not just accept the dogma from the early 2000s and-
And so I think, you know, making sure that if you, you have those conversations and th- sometimes they might be uncomfortable, but really the best person who knows you and the best person that can advocate for you is you.
And so for people to feel empowered to do that and to find people that are, you know, gonna look at the whole picture and really be in their corner.
And then if there's something that you want our viewers to take away from, like, today's conversation, from your practice, what would that be?
I think probably the most important thing, I think, for people to take away is that your, your future health starts much earlier than you think it might start.
And so making sure that you are having, you know, care providers and doctors on your team that are sort of aware of the progression of some of these conditions, so that way you can really optimize your health.
I think it's important for patients to feel empowered to ask these questions, and to ask about it, and to, to make sure that their team, you know, does get, get on that, that page-
Like you said, like all of us who are doing menopause care now, or most of us, it's because we all wanted to be able to give women the most up-to-date and evidence-based answers, and not just accept the dogma from the early 2000s and-
And so I think, you know, making sure that if you, you have those conversations and th- sometimes they might be uncomfortable, but really the best person who knows you and the best person that can advocate for you is you.
And so for people to feel empowered to do that and to find people that are, you know, gonna look at the whole picture and really be in their corner.
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