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Phone: (817) 355-8008

Address: 2700 Tibbets Dr, Bedford, TX 76022

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General Practitioners

Osteoporosis
Headaches
Fibromyalgia
Dr. Vliet has studied, researched, and written on the effects of hormone changes on migraines, fibromyalgia and chronic pain, PMS, PCOS, depression and anxiety, memory loss, osteoporosis, cardiovascular risks, and neuroendocrine phenomena.
Medical Weight Loss
A. Yes. Hormone Health Strategies in Tucson and Dallas provide a comprehensive package to assess men’s health concerns regarding sexual function, hormone issues, cardiovascular risk factors, weight management, sleep disruptions, fatigue, memory loss, depression and/or anxiety.
Nutritional Counseling
Dr. Vliet answers questions about hormone replacement, thyroid problems, diet and nutrition, and more, in this informative chat.
Primary Care
Our consultative practice does not replace your primary care physician for ongoing, routine health problems. The
Family Practice
Director of the Behavioral Medicine Division in Family Medicine at Eastern Virginia Medical School, where she developed the curriculum in Mind-Body Medicine for family practice residents and allied health professionals.

Gynecology
A. Yes - to meet Arizona regulations, all of our new patients have a physical exam by Dr. Vliet as part of our complete evaluation. We do not feel it is ethical or necessary to charge you again for a PAP and pelvic, since this service is done by your OB-GYN or primary care professional. For this reason, we ask that our new patients bring a copy of a current Pap and mammogram or send these reports to us prior to initial appointment. Dr. Vliet also recommends that you continue to have a regular annual check-up (including PAP and Well Woman exam) with your primary care physician or OB/GYN physician to maintain that relationship and continue to include them in your care as much as possible.
Pregnancy

Internal Medicine
Elizabeth Lee Vliet, M.D. earned her MD degree at Eastern Virginia Medical School, where she also completed her internship in Internal Medicine. Pursuing her interest in the integration of mind and body, she completed specialty training in Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. She is a Diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, with additional education and training in Climacteric Medicine, Preventive Medicine, and Pain. Dr. Vliet earned her B.S. and M.Ed (Biology) degrees from the College of William and Mary.
Interstitial Cystitis
“ODESSA,” 42 Years Old, Interstitial Cystitis In excruciating pain, up all night long to urinate, exhausted from lack of sleep and chronic pain, having to urinate forty to sixty times a day, Odessa was dismissed by the urologist in her HMO who told her she didn’t need any more tests and that she just had to “stop drinking so much water.”
Prostate Cancer
I cannot thank you enough for sharing with us your current information about the danger of cognitive impairment in men taking testosterone antagonists as a treatment for prostate cancer. My husband’s urologist, who recommended the testosterone antagonist, never mentioned a thing about studies showing cognitive impairment although he did list other possible effects such as depletion of calcium from bones, decreased muscle strength, hot flashes, and increased risk of heart attacks. Cognitive impairment was a big red flag to us, something high on our priority list of dangers to avoid.

Neurology

Stress Management
Before actual disease develops, and then helping people to reduce these risks and prevent development of serious disease through diet, exercise, stress management, proper use of medications and hormones where appropriate, or referral to other specialists as needed.
Depression
Psychiatry
First, is the detailed medical evaluation that includes in-depth history, physical exam, metabolic blood tests, hormone blood tests, and other specialized lab studies to get to the underlying causes of symptoms so that a definitive, individualized treatment plan can be developed. With a background in Preventive and Internal Medicine, Psychopharmacology/Psychiatry, Pain Management, Stress management, and Wellness approaches, Dr. Vliet brings a depth of medical training and clinical experience to the evaluation to patients with complex hormone problems not typically found in other medical practices. She has also been a patient...and understands firsthand how frightening it can be when something is wrong with your body and you keep getting told “Everything’s normal!”
Insomnia
Anxiety

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care
Endocrinology
Elizabeth Lee Vliet, M.D. is a member of the International Menopause Society, the International Society of Gynecologic Endocrinology, American Society of Reproductive Medicine, and the North American Menopause Society. Elizabeth Lee Vliet, M.D. served on the Female Sexual Dysfunction National Advisory Board evaluating data and medical issues for testosterone therapy for women.
Hypothyroidism
Thyroid
Climacteric Medicine is more widely known and practiced in Europe, but does not have a separate specialty designation in the USA. It is different from and broader in scope than Gynecology, or Endocrinology (that in the USA typically focuses on diabetes and thyroid disorders), or general Internal Medicine because Climacteric Medicine looks at the myriad ways that hormone imbalances affect all brain and body systems, and can lead to mood, sleep, memory, metabolic, and other physical changes or “symptoms.”

Ultrasound
After your warning we read research studies showing cognitive impairment from testosterone antagonists and decided that this treatment was unacceptable to us both. After talking with a radiologist recommended by our urologist, we decided against that too and went on to research several alternatives, including High Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU), a non-invasive treatment done on an outpatient basis that essentially cooks the prostate tissue. We talked for several hours with a HIFU expert, who had been on the teaching faculty at NYU. He immediately said, “Did your urologist warn you about the possibility of cognitive impairment with testosterone antagonists?” “ No,” we said, “but our hormone expert in Tucson alerted us to this danger.” A month later, my husband had HIFU treatment in Nassau. (HIFU is not yet approved by the FDA and thus cannot be done in the USA, in spite of being widely used in Europe, Australia, and the East.) The HIFU procedure was done as out-patient treatment under light anesthesia and several hours later we were back in our hotel in Nassau, able to take a walk and enjoy dinner. Two days later we flew home. My husband has been very pleased with HIFU, has experienced no complications and had a follow-up PSA of 0.04 vs his pre-treatment PSA of 14, thus demonstrating that the prostate tissue had been destroyed.
Radiology
X-Rays

Hysterectomy
“CATHY,” 56 Years Old, Hysterectomy & Removed Ovaries Cathy still had night sweats that woke her up several times during the night. Extreme fatigue was making it hard for her to get through her daily activities. She also complained that her breasts felt full and tender most of the time. She couldn’t remember things well and felt like she had “brain fog.” Her complete loss of interest in sex was affecting her marriage.

Acne Treatment

Physical Therapists

Physical Therapy
But Ria was told there was no way to conduct tests for hormone levels; anyway, her hormone dose was fine because she was no longer experiencing hot flashes. Her doctors recommended physical therapy and anti-inflammatory medication—to be added to the pain medicine she was already taking for RSD. Ria’s pain problems only got worse.

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