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PCOS Naturopath

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PCOS Naturopath

Naturopathic Doctor in Ottawa, ON Canada focused on PCOS care. Dr. H. Singh, ND currently works at the Nutrichem Naturopathic Clinic in Ottawa, ON.

He serves patients from Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, and has helped patients visiting internationally seeking Fertility Treatments. Dr. Singh, ND is passionate about supporting patients in optimizing their chances when undergoing Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ARTs) (IVF, IUI, ICSI), or trying to conceive on their own naturally. He currently holds prescribing rights in Ontario for bioidentical hormone replacement therapies (estrogen, progesterone) and desiccated thyroid hormones, and is certified to provide Intravenous Nutrient Infusion (IV) Therapies to support fertility treatments.

07/22/2022

Just in case you are being told that your TSH test is more than enough for fertility testing…

07/14/2022

It is time healthcare providers start to accept that Patients want to be treated as Allies working towards a common health goal, not just being told what to do!
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07/07/2022

The role of the Reproductive Microbiome on reproductive health and miscarriage risk is something we simply can no longer ignore…
Upwards of 19% of Patients trying to conceive were estimated to have an imbalance in their Reproductive Microbiome in one study. Make sure you are speaking with a licensed healthcare provider in detail regarding this if you haven’t already, and if you have questions, please reach out to us 📥
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06/29/2022

A reminder that healthcare is meant to prioritize Patient wellbeing (physical and emotional). Access to communication channels with your healthcare provider aren’t just valuable, but essential🧸
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06/17/2022

Our Beloved Haru laid down her head for one last time to rest and made her peaceful journey back home to the One Light. I am thankful she was able to return home with dignity after living a privileged life abundant with Love every day for over a decade.
May the sweetness and softness of our beloved fur babies inspire us all to live a life filled with kindness above all else. 🙏🏽 Please give your little ones a little tighter squeeze for us today ♥️♥️♥️

06/08/2022

Correlation does not equal causation. But there is still something very interesting going on with these results from a retrospective cohort study 📚
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05/30/2022

Researchers believe that the role of Microplastics (plastic fragments < 5 mm) can negatively affect microcirculation or negatively affect hormone function as they have been associated with an increased risk of s***m-factor infertility
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05/24/2022

Infinitely grateful to be able to come in to work today with this Awesome Team so that we can continue to support our Patients in growing their families! 🙏🏽
No storm could stop us!!! 💪💪💪💪
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05/22/2022

PSA if you don’t have access to power ⚡️ at home and you need to sterilize baby’s bottles:
-Sterilizing bottles is an added step recommended for babies under 3 months of age as their immune system is still developing
-CDC has the following procedure recommended to sanitize baby bottles 🍼 if you don’t have access to boiling water or bottle steamers:
1. Prepare a bleach solution of 2 teaspoons of unscented bleach per gallon (16 cups) of water in a clean wash basin.
2. Put all items completely underwater. Make sure the solution touches all parts and there are no air bubbles in the bottles.
3. Squeeze solution through ni**le holes and soak items in solution for at least 2 minutes.
4. Remove with clean hands or tongs. Do not rinse because germs could get back onto the sanitized items. Any remaining bleach will break down quickly as it dries and will not hurt your baby. This process is similar to what is done to sanitize dishes in restaurants.
5. After sanitizing, place items on a clean, unused dish towel or paper towel in an area protected from dirt and dust. Allow to air-dry thoroughly before storing. Do not use a dish towel to rub or pat items dry because doing so may transfer germs to the items.

05/18/2022

If you have uterine polyps, you need to read the upcoming post later this week! Sign up for our Fertility Research newsletter for Free using the link in the Bio! 👉🏽
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05/10/2022

More research on how the microbiome in the urogentical tract and in seminal fluid can impact s***m health parameters was recently published in the American Journal of Reproductive Immunology 📚
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Evaluating for infections and dysbiosis of the urogenital tract (and discovering its cause) are an essential part of supporting healthy fertility!
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05/08/2022

Thankful for all of the incredible Patients (past, present and future) who continue to or courageously aspire to positively shape our future generations ❤️
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05/04/2022

Always trying to keep AI on its toes 🤖😂
No judgement here, but I am genuinely curious, what are your most dramatic jumps from music genre or pastime listening preferences in a short period of time? Best comment gets pinned to the 🔝 💕
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05/02/2022

A newly published paper in The Lancet continues to recommend consideration of thyroid hormone therapy for patients with recurrent miscarriages if they:

(a) test positive for thyroid antibodies
(b) have a TSH above 2.5 mU/L

Have you had these levels checked? I often send patients with a history of recurrent miscarriages for these additional tests since they haven’t previously been considered or even mentioned to them in many cases!
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04/29/2022

Reason why I love working in Reproductive & Fertility Care #429:
There is constantly new research being published, over 130 new abstracts and various new research papers reviewed in this last week alone.
For years I have been in awe of how much new data and research is published annually, well over 5000+ new papers per year.
In order to provide optimal care for our Patients it has been my commitment for years to sit down once a week and go through all of these abstracts and read relevant research papers. It can take hours every week to do this!
At least 40/52 weeks a year there is mind-blowing new research that makes me think “why is no one talking about this?!” Which is why I started years ago sharing research updates in our newsletter on a weekly basis.
Want to learn more about these studies? Sign up for our free fertility newsletter using the link in the Bio 👉🏽
Happy Friday and Weekend everyone! ☀️ ❤️
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04/27/2022

Take a break. You will thank yourself later! 🙏🏽💕
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04/21/2022

It can be done without lifestyle medicine, but it’s often an uphill obstacle course. The management of PCOS is so much easier when your body is in sync working with you towards your treatment outcomes and goals! 💕
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04/19/2022

Patients sometimes tell me that this is what their Doctor told them to their face or something like: “but you don’t have a moustache or beard” when they ask about PCOS🤦🏽‍♂️
PCOS does not look the same for Patients, there are many variations of how it can present, and the testing needs to be thorough, not just an HbA1c (which is not even part of the Rotterdam diagnostic criteria). Often it is diagnosed incidentally even though patients are having healthy regular periods, we see elevated androgens + cystic ovaries, for example. Treatment has to be specific to you and your test results because otherwise it is associated with an increased risk of: cardiovascular disease, mood disorders, diabetes and might be associated with an increased risk of miscarriage in the first trimester.
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2599 Carling Avenue
Ottawa, ON
K2B7H7

Opening Hours

Tuesday	12pm - 6pm
Wednesday	12pm - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	12pm - 3pm
Saturday	9am - 3pm

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