Which iron tablets are suitable: iron salts, bisglycinate or liposomal iron?
Iron preparations differ in form, dose and tolerability. Why the most expensive preparation is not automatically the best.
English articles from Praxis Jona on internal medicine, prevention, nutrition and practice updates in Berlin-Mitte.
Iron preparations differ in form, dose and tolerability. Why the most expensive preparation is not automatically the best.
Understand ferritin: diagnostic ranges, symptoms at values up to 50 and current US recommendations. Why haemoglobin and inflammation also matter.
Understand ferritin, CRP and transferrin saturation together: how inflammation affects iron supply and when further assessment is needed.
Taking iron but ferritin remains low? Review intake, duration, blood loss, medicines and absorption disorders systematically.
Must periods stop before HRT can be considered? Medical guidance on symptoms, oestrogen, progesterone and personal risks.
Fatigue and depleted iron stores without anaemia: why normal haemoglobin does not exclude iron deficiency, and which findings help with assessment.
Burning, dryness, pain during sex or recurrent urinary symptoms: what GSM means and which local treatments can be discussed.
Breast tenderness, sleep problems or irregular bleeding: what oestrogen dominance and progesterone deficiency explain in perimenopause, and what they do not.
Menopause-like symptoms at 35 or 40 deserve attention. Understand early menopause, premature ovarian insufficiency and when targeted assessment matters.
Measure FSH, oestradiol or progesterone? Why age, cycle and symptoms matter, and when hormone testing may help with menopausal symptoms.
Concentration problems, poor sleep and exhaustion during the menopausal transition: possible connections, other causes and preparation for your consultation.
Vitamin D, magnesium, omega-3, creatine or iron? Why diet, specific goals and documented deficiencies matter more than a blanket menopause package.
Could this be perimenopause? Learn which changes are typical, how cycles change and when medical assessment is useful.
More abdominal fat or a different body feeling during menopause? Why diet, activity, sleep and health-related causes should be considered together.
Ferritin of 59 and still a reason to discuss iron? RLS has its own treatment thresholds. Hair loss needs a different assessment.
Morning on an empty stomach or evening? Every other day? How hepcidin, elemental iron, vitamin C and spacing may affect intake.
When tablets do not work or are not tolerated: when intravenous iron may be considered, and why the preparation, cause and follow-up matter.
An evidence-based guide to medical botulinum toxin uses: chronic migraine, hyperhidrosis, spasticity, dystonia, overactive bladder, bruxism and key safety considerations.
An evidence-based guide to iron infusions for women: when intravenous iron can help, which blood tests matter, what benefits are realistic and what safety points need medical review.
As of January 1, 2026, Dr. med. Jonida Gjolli takes over the practice from Constanze C. Buhrman, who will remain part of the team.
Lifestyle and nutrition are important parts of treating lipid disorders and reducing long-term cardiovascular risk.
Praxis Jona now offers digital payment options for private services, including card payments, mobile payments and online payment links.
In July 2024, Dr. med. Jonida Gjolli took over the practice of Dr. med. Thomas Roessner and continues patient care in internal medicine.
A personal reflection on Hashimoto's thyroiditis, nutrition changes and the path back to more energy and wellbeing.
Diabetes mellitus is a chronic metabolic disease in which blood glucose is elevated because the body does not produce enough insulin or cannot use insulin effectively.
High blood pressure is common and often unnoticed, but it increases the risk of heart attack, stroke, heart failure and kidney disease.
Regular check-ups support early detection, prevention and better long-term health decisions.