A 35-year-old female patient presents to the clinic with a chief complaint of “not feeling right.” She reports tiredness,

A 35-year-old female patient presents to the clinic with a chief complaint of “not feeling right.” She reports tiredness, even with her usual 7-8 hours of sleep, loss of concentration, and generally feeling “down and slow,” not as active as usual. Social history: happily married with a 5-year-old child; works part-time. Denies any significant past medical problems and no tobacco use. Drinks 1-2 glasses of wine in the evenings. Has heavier than usual menstrual flow. What are the three top differential diagnoses for this patient? A 35-year-old female patient presents to the clinic with a chief complaint of “not feeling right.” She reports tiredness, even with her usual 7-8 hours of sleep, loss of concentration, and generally feeling “down and slow,” not as active as usual. Social history: happily married with a 5-year-old child; works part-time. Denies any significant past medical problems and no tobacco use. Drinks 1-2 glasses of wine in the evenings. Has heavier than usual menstrual flow. What are the three top differential diagnoses for this patient? Iron deficiency anemia, hypothyroid, depression Hypothyroid, depression, anxiety disorder Bipolar disorder, depression, hypothyroid Alcohol abuse, depression, anxiety disorder