Toni J. Brayer, M.D.
- Offers MyHealth Online
This provider offers Sutter Health's electronic health record with the following online services:
- Email your doctor's office
- Prescription refills
- View test results
- Proxy access for caregivers
- Track immunizations
- Secure mobile access
- Schedule an appointment*
- Pay bills online*
* Services with an asterisk vary by doctor.
Internal Medicine
Not accepting new patients
Professional Interests
Internal Medicine
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Sports medicine, Women's health
Affiliations
- Hospital Affiliations
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California Pacific Medical Center
- Medical Affiliations
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Sutter Pacific Medical Foundation
- Sutter West Bay Medical Group
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Sutter Medical Network
Practice Locations
Credentials & Notables
- Medical School:
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University of Arizona Medical College
- Residency:
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California Pacific Medical Center
- Internship:
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California Pacific Medical Center
Languages
- Primary Language(s)
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English
Personal Interests
Mother of 2, Tennis, Writing, and Hiking
Ask an Expert
Are there certain exercises I can do after knee replacement to strengthen my knees to allow for climbing stairs easily?
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My calcium level is high. What foods do I need to cut down on? What about dairy products, orange juice, fortified cereal and eggs, which I thought were good for me? I'm on Tamoxifen and have been through chemo. Does that contribute to high calcium?
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I've been taking Norco for post-surgery pain. I'm feeling much better now and wonder how long I should take to go off of the pills? I've been taking three a day and I'm afraid of withdrawals.
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Why do some people lose height as they age? How much loss is too much?
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Is it safe for me to use Pro-G-Yam progesterone cream for hot flashes? I have a family history of breast cancer. Is progesterone the same as estrogen?
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I read on your site that calcium supplements are not advisable as it contributes to heart disease, but calcium ingested in food doesn't. I'm reluctant to take supplemental calcium, but have continued to take Vitamin D on the days I'm not in the sun.
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I'm 53 and take Mimvey for hot flashes and sleeplessness. I've tried to stop but the symptoms return. Is there a "hump" to get over before they stop? How long is HRT recommended? Also, are my electrical and heart problems due to hormones? Can HRT help?
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Could the hormonal changes I'm experiencing during perimenopause be affecting my memory? I've heard a lot of references to "meno-fog."
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How do I know if my heart is healthy enough for sex?
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