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Peri / Menopause

Trying to Conceive

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Peri / Menopause

Why Your Skincare Stops Working in Your 40s

If your routine suddenly feels out of step, it’s not your products, it’s your hormones. As estrogen begins to fall, the signals that keep skin strong and hydrated weaken. Dryness, breakouts, pigmentation, and slower healing start to appear, even with the same products you’ve always used. The good news: you can adapt. With smart everyday care (SPF, hydration, retinoids, vitamin C), lifestyle support (nutrition, sleep, stress), and medical options when needed (prescription treatments or hormone therapy), your skin can stay strong and healthy well into your 40s, 50s, and beyond.

Peri / Menopause

Okay, I’ve Menopaused… Now What?

Menopause isn’t just the end of periods. It’s the start of a new phase where lower estrogen levels can affect your bones, heart, brain, skin, and more. This guide breaks down what’s happening in your body and what you can do to stay strong and well after menopause.

Peri / Menopause

Understanding Perimenopause: What's Happening to your Body

No one talks about it, but perimenopause can hit in your 30s or 40s, and it’s not just about your period. Think brain fog, poor sleep, low libido. Here’s what to look out for and what you can do.

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Vaginal & Sexual Health

Does an STI Mean Infidelity?

Many sexually transmitted infections can lie dormant for months or even years without symptoms. Understanding the facts — and getting tested together — can help you move forward with clarity and care.

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Reproductive health

Excess Hair Growth: What’s Behind It and How to Tackle It

Hirsutism is more than a few stray hairs. It refers to noticeable, thick, and dark hair growth in areas like the upper lip, chin, chest, and back—places where women usually have lighter, finer hair.

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Vaginal & Sexual Health

HPV: Staying Protected Against the Most Common STI

HPV, the most common sexually transmitted infection worldwide, can cause abnormal cervical cell changes, potentially leading to Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia (CIN) or cervical cancer if left untreated. Routine screenings and vaccinations are your best defenses against its risks.

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Vaginal & Sexual Health

Experiencing Brown Discharge? Here’s What It Could Mean

Brown discharge can sometimes be concerning, but it’s usually harmless and a natural part of your menstrual cycle. By paying attention to when it happens, how it looks, and whether it’s accompanied by other symptoms, you can better understand what it might indicate.

Reproductive health

Why It’s Important to Get Your Period: Understanding Endometrial Hyperplasia

Periods are often seen as a hassle, but what is not known is that irregular cycles can increase the risk of abnormal bleeding and even lead to endometrial cancer. This article discusses the topic of endometrial hyperplasia, how to detect it, and how to manage it.

Trying to Conceive

From Natural Conception to IVF: Understanding The Pathways to Parenthood

The journey to parenthood can take many paths. While some couples conceive naturally, others may need a little extra help. Whether you’re just starting out or exploring treatments like IVF, understanding your options and starting with fertility testing can provide clarity and confidence.

Reproductive health

Do You Really Have PCOS? How Testing Can Provide Answers

Diagnosing PCOS isn’t always straightforward, which is why testing is crucial. It not only confirms the diagnosis but also helps rule out other conditions with similar symptoms.

Trying to Conceive

Tracking Ovulation with Irregular Periods

Understanding when you’re ovulating is one of the best ways to maximise your chances of conceiving. Tracking your body’s natural signs can help you pinpoint these days, even if your menstrual cycle is irregular.

Reproductive health

PCOS vs. Endometriosis: What’s the Difference?

While PCOS and Endometriosis are distinct conditions, they both significantly impact reproductive health. Understanding their differences—and recognising overlapping symptoms like abnormal bleeding or irregular cycles—can help you seek the right care.

Reproductive health

Is It Normal for Sex to Hurt?

Let’s be honest—sex isn’t always perfect, and some discomfort is common for many women at certain times. But how do you know if it’s normal or a sign that something’s wrong? Here’s what you need to know.

Egg freezing

Can Women with PCOS Freeze their Eggs?

For women with PCOS, egg freezing is a way to save younger, healthier eggs while managing the unique challenges of PCOS. The process does require careful planning, especially to avoid risks like OHSS, but with the right support, it can be a reassuring option.

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Trying to Conceive

When Does Conception Happen? A Simple Day-by-Day Guide to Ovulation

When do you get pregnant? Is getting pregnant easy? It all revolves around ovulation—the time when your ovary releases an egg that can be fertilised. Since ovulation timing can vary from person to person, tracking it is essential if you’re trying to conceive.

Trying to Conceive

Understanding Male Fertility and the Impact of Age

Men produce sperm continuously throughout their lives. This means men can father children later in life, but the quality of sperm changes with age, impacting fertility and reproductive outcomes. Fertility is a shared journey, and understanding how male age and health contribute to the process is key to making informed decisions. Whether through natural conception or assisted treatments, there are options to help you achieve your family-building goals.

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Trying to Conceive

Can Women with PCOS Get Pregnant?

PCOS affects everyone differently—some women may have trouble ovulating, while others might face challenges with egg quality or uterine health. Understanding your unique hormonal profile through tests and screenings is a crucial first step in creating a plan that’s right for you. Lifestyle changes can make a big difference, whether you're just starting out or are already undergoing medical treatments. Improving egg quality and regulating cycles can boost your chances of success, no matter where you are in your journey.

Reproductive health

How to Choose the Right Doctor for PCOS

When searching for the right doctor for PCOS management, ask yourself these key questions: 1. Do They Investigate Thoroughly Before Diagnosing? A reliable doctor will conduct comprehensive diagnostic tests, including blood tests and ultrasounds, to rule out conditions like thyroid disorders or elevated prolactin that mimic PCOS symptoms in females. 2. Do They Offer a Range of Treatment Options? PCOS affects everyone differently. Look for a provider who takes the time to understand your specific symptoms and goals, offering solutions beyond just medications, such as dietary guidance or skin treatments. 3. Do They Provide Long-Term Support? Choose a doctor or women’s health care clinic that supports you through different stages of your PCOS journey—whether managing symptoms, preparing for pregnancy, or improving overall health.

Reproductive health

Top Symptoms of PCOS You Shouldn’t Ignore

Have you noticed irregular periods, persistent acne, or unexpected weight gain that doesn’t seem to make sense? These could be symptoms of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), a common hormonal condition affecting women of reproductive age. Recognising these symptoms early is essential for effective management and long-term health.

Trying to Conceive

Why Am I Not Pregnant After Ovulation?

If you’ve been tracking ovulation, timing intercourse perfectly, and still not getting pregnant, you’re not alone. This article covers the common reasons that you're not pregnant after ovulation. If you’re feeling unsure, fertility testing is a great place to start—it provides clarity and allows you to take informed steps towards building your family.

Trying to Conceive

Can you get pregnant at 35 years old?

Trying to get pregnant after 35 is completely possible, though fertility does naturally decline with age. This article explores the impact of age on fertility, steps to understand your reproductive health, and actionable tips for improving your chances of conceiving.

Reproductive health

What Is PCOS? A Complete Guide

Despite how widespread it is, PCOS is often misunderstood, and many people are left feeling confused or unsure about what to do next. This guide is here to break things down—what PCOS is, how it’s diagnosed, and how to manage it.

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Trying to Conceive

How Easy is it to Get Pregnant?

While some people conceive quickly, others may find it takes more time, even when everything seems fine. Knowing what affects your chances—and what you can do to improve them—can help you feel more prepared and informed.

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Egg freezing

7 Mistakes to Avoid When Freezing Your Eggs

A guide to common egg freezing mistakes and how to avoid them. Having walked this path myself and guided numerous others through it, I've gained valuable insights into the common pitfalls and crucial decisions that shape the egg freezing experience.

Reproductive health

Fertility Testing: Key Things to Know

As we journey through life, our perspective on our reproductive health can evolve from not actively considering it to realizing that it's something we can't take for granted. This awareness underscores the significance of fertility testing. At its core, ovarian reserve, a concept as simple as keeping track of the eggs in your ovaries, becomes an important aspect to consider.

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Reproductive health

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome: An Introduction

Women with PCOS experience a hormonal imbalance that prevents the release of an egg from the ovaries each month. A metabolic disease, PCOS is one of the most common causes of infertility. In the following article, we will explore the complexities of PCOS, including its diagnosis, symptoms, potential implications on fertility, and the available treatments.

Egg freezing

Am I Too Young to Think About Egg Freezing?

What is the ideal age to start thinking about egg freezing? In this article, you'll explore the optimal time to consider egg freezing and why it's an increasingly popular choice among women in their late 20s and early 30s.

Egg freezing

Birth Control and Egg Freezing

As we explore egg freezing, some of us may want to know if we need to stop using birth control. In this article, we're breaking down the different birth control types, how they might affect your egg freezing plans, and why chatting with a fertility pro is your best move.

Egg freezing

Egg Freezing - How Much Of A Guarantee Is It?

What are the chances that we will successfully have a baby if we freeze our eggs? The biggest factors are the number of eggs frozen and the age that we froze our eggs, which will determine the successful journey from an egg to a baby.

Egg freezing

Navigating Egg Freezing: A Guide to Policies and Financing in Singapore

Since the legalisation of egg freezing in Singapore in July 2023, we've been getting queries on government subsidies, age requirements and insurance coverage for egg freezing in Singapore. Get help navigating Singapore's unique landscape with this article.

Egg freezing

What Exactly is Egg Freezing?

What is the process of egg freezing, and how much does it cost? At what age should you freeze your eggs, and how many eggs will you get? In this article, we cover the 101 of egg freezing, so you know to expect.

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