Ronni E. Farris, MD

Ronni E. Farris, MD Gynecology - Wellness - Aesthetics
Norman, Oklahoma

...and the lie detector determined that was the TRUTH. 😆
03/16/2026

...and the lie detector determined that was the TRUTH. 😆

🌟Happy Monday, Friends!🌟
03/16/2026

🌟Happy Monday, Friends!🌟

Friday the 13th. Again. Should we be concerned…or just tired? How was your week?!
03/13/2026

Friday the 13th. Again. Should we be concerned…or just tired? How was your week?!

Education is protective.When you understand that mood changes, anxiety, and brain fog can be hormonally driven, they fee...
03/11/2026

Education is protective.

When you understand that mood changes, anxiety, and brain fog can be hormonally driven, they feel less frightening and more manageable. Knowing the “why” reduces isolation and empowers action.

Clarity builds confidence.

Informed women make stronger health decisions.

If you’d like guidance through this transition, we’re here to support you. ❤️

Mood changes in midlife are often brushed off as stress or “just aging.” But perimenopause is a real hormonal transition...
03/10/2026

Mood changes in midlife are often brushed off as stress or “just aging.” But perimenopause is a real hormonal transition that affects brain chemistry and emotional regulation.

If anxiety, irritability, or low mood have felt different lately, you’re not overreacting — and you’re not alone. These symptoms are common and treatable!

If this sounds familiar, we’re here to help you explore your options. Call us at 405-701-6717.

📝A July 2024 study in the Journal of Affective Disorders found that women in perimenopause are about 40% more likely to ...
03/09/2026

📝A July 2024 study in the Journal of Affective Disorders found that women in perimenopause are about 40% more likely to experience depression than women before or after this stage.

This data reinforces the importance of actively screening for mood changes during perimenopause and ensuring women receive timely support and treatment.

✔️Early evaluation improves outcomes.
✔️When mood changes are addressed promptly, women experience faster stabilization and better long-term mental health.

Does this statistic surprise you?

03/06/2026

Before the degrees, certifications, and clinic chaos…we were just babies. 🍼

Meet the ones who keep the clinic going…

Comment your guesses — who’s who? 👇

We are ready to be influenced.Tell us what’s currently in your ears or on your nightstand!📖🎧
03/06/2026

We are ready to be influenced.

Tell us what’s currently in your ears or on your nightstand!📖🎧

03/05/2026

Brain fog is a common — and often misunderstood — symptom of perimenopause.

When concentration, recall, and mental processing slow down, the brain has to work harder to complete everyday tasks. That extra cognitive strain increases stress hormones and reduces emotional bandwidth. Over time, this can contribute to anxiety, irritability, frustration, and low mood.

Many women begin to doubt themselves when brain fog appears. That loss of confidence can amplify emotional distress and create a cycle: cognitive fatigue → stress → worse mood → poorer concentration.

Sleep disruption and hormonal fluctuation intensify this loop, which is why brain fog and mental health symptoms so often appear together during perimenopause.

Have you ever experienced feeling 'foggy'?

📌Did you know that sleep disruption is one of the strongest drivers of mental health changes during perimenopause?!🌜Horm...
03/04/2026

📌Did you know that sleep disruption is one of the strongest drivers of mental health changes during perimenopause?!

🌜Hormonal fluctuation can fragment sleep, reduce restorative rest, and heighten stress reactivity. When sleep declines, anxiety increases, mood becomes less stable, and cognitive function suffers. The reassuring part: improving sleep often improves mood.

Sleep is NOT a luxury; it is foundational mental health care during this transition.

👉Have you noticed a change in your sleeping habits?

03/04/2026

Women supporting women supporting women. The best. 🔥

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Norman, OK
73072

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