I'm a Direct Specialty Physician, dedicated to educating and assisting patients in managing endocrine conditions with sound medical guidance.
Bones are dynamic, constantly changing structures. Learn what happens when inadequate new bone replaces old bone removal.
Thyroid hormones impact organ function, energy utilization, and metabolism, affecting brain, heart, muscles, liver, and overall bodily processes.
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Hi, I’m Dr. Vanessa Rodríguez, an experienced endocrinologist originally from San Juan, Puerto Rico but established in South Florida. I’ve spent two decades helping patients with endocrine conditions, and I also have over 35 years of personal experience managing diabetes as a Type 1 patient, having been diagnosed during my teenage years.
