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Mr David Ogutu MRCOG
Specialist in IVF, Key-hole surgery & Cosmetic Gynaecology. Clinics in Hertfordshire & London. DM for further details. gynaecare.uk.com

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02/01/2026

Myo-Inositol and Pregnancy

Myo-Inositol is a type of sugar alcohol (inositol) that supports insulin regulation and hormonal balance and is often discussed in the context of polycystic o***y syndrome (PCOS) and fertility. When it comes to pregnancy, it may help improve ovulatory function in some women with PCOS, which can support natural conception, and it can support overall hormonal balance, which some patients find beneficial when preparing for pregnancy. However, it is not a guaranteed fertility treatment and results vary, so it’s important to use it under medical guidance.

Dosage and use should be guided by a healthcare professional. Myo-Inositol is typically part of a broader plan that may include lifestyle changes, other medications, or supplements. Always discuss with your gynaecologist or fertility specialist to determine if it’s suitable for you.

Our Approach at Gynaecare UK is to tailor fertility and pregnancy planning to your unique needs and provide evidence-based guidance and ongoing support.

If you’d like to explore whether Myo-Inositol could be right for you, we’re here to help. Reach out to our team: https://gynaecare.uk.com/contact/

31/12/2025

Happy New Year from Gynaecare

As we welcome a new year, we extend our warmest wishes to all our patients and their families. Thank you for trusting us with your health and fertility journey in the past year.

This year, we remain committed to providing clear, individualised care plans for fertility, pregnancy and women’s health, listening first to understand your goals and concerns and collaborating with you to explore all safe and effective options. We’ll keep you informed with the latest evidence and thoughtful guidance and support you with empathy, respect and privacy at every step.

If you’re planning a pregnancy, navigating a pregnancy, or seeking answers about your gynecological health, we’re here for you. Our team is ready to accompany you on your journey with professional care and a personal touch.

27/12/2025

At What Age Can Lichen Sclerosus Start?

Lichen sclerosus (LS) is a chronic skin condition that can affect females of any age, including children, adolescents and adults. It’s important to remember that with early diagnosis and care, it’s manageable. Symptoms can include itching, thinning or whitening of the skin and discomfort, especially in the ge***al area. If you notice persistent itching, pain, or changes in the skin, please seek medical advice promptly. Early diagnosis and ongoing care with a healthcare professional can help manage symptoms and reduce the risk of complications.

You can also read our article on stem cell treatment developments: https://gynaecare.uk.com/news_blog/novel-stem-cell-treatment-for-lichen-sclerosis

If you’d like personalised guidance or to discuss symptoms, contact Gynaecareuk: https://gynaecare.uk.com/contact/

24/12/2025

Warm Christmas Wishes from Gynaecare

Season’s greetings to all our valued patients and their families. We are grateful for the trust you’ve placed in us to support your wellbeing and reproductive health.

Wishing a peaceful Christmas to you and your loved ones and good health in the coming year.

Thank you for choosing Gynaecare. We look forward to supporting you in 2026.

22/12/2025

Looking for infertility support?

Infertility can be a challenging journey, affecting you emotionally, physically and socially. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, anxious about the future, or unsure where to turn, remember you’re not alone. It helps to know that infertility is common, and there are many avenues of support available. The clinicians at Gynaecare can help you access reliable information to understand causes, treatment options and next steps.

In the meantime if you want to learn more about infertility you can do so at https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/infertility/

However, if you are keen to seek personalised care or want to discuss your options, contact Gynaecare here: https://gynaecare.uk.com/contact/

19/12/2025

Vitamins that may help with fertility

Some research suggests that certain vitamins and supplements could support fertility, with Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) being one of the nutrients discussed in fertility studies. CoQ10 is involved in cellular energy production and has been explored for its potential role in improving egg quality and overall reproductive health. However, the science is evolving, and results across studies are not definitive. It’s important to understand that supplements can interact with medications and underlying health conditions, and what works for one person may not work for another.

If you’re considering this or any supplement, talk with your doctor or a fertility specialist first. They can review your medical history, current medications and specific fertility goals to determine if CoQ10 or any other intervention is appropriate for you and what dosage would be safe if recommended.

This overview from Healthline helps you understand more:
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/coenzyme-q10

If you are concerned about your fertility and would like to speak to an experienced clinician please contact Gynaecare: https://gynaecare.uk.com/contact/

17/12/2025

Kind words from a patient who had a number of treatments.
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16/12/2025

What is Polygenic Embryo Screening?

Polygenic Embryo Screening (also called polygenic risk scoring for embryos) is a developing approach that aims to assess the likelihood of certain traits or health risks in embryos by looking at many genetic variants across the genome. Unlike traditional embryo selection, which might focus on single disease-causing genes, polygenic screening assesses the combined small effects of thousands of genetic variants to estimate potential risks for complex traits such as height, athletic performance, or susceptibility to common diseases. It’s a rapidly evolving field and the science is still being refined, with ongoing debates about accuracy, clinical usefulness, and ethical considerations.

Key considerations include that this method uses information from numerous genetic variants to estimate risk scores for various traits. The accuracy and predictive value can vary, and results are probabilistic rather than definitive. The approach raises ethical questions, including concerns about equity, potential societal impacts, and what traits should be chosen or avoided.

In terms of the process, if you’re exploring this option you’ll typically work with a fertility clinic or geneticist who can explain the goals, limitations, and possible outcomes. The consultation will cover the types of traits or risks being screened, the reliability of the data, and any regulatory or ethical considerations. Decisions about whether to proceed should consider personal values, medical context, and the potential implications for a future child.

This recent article in the Guardian helps explain more: https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/dec/06/what-polygenic-embryo-screening-ivf-does-it-work

15/12/2025

What to Do If You Have Va**na or V***a Discomfort

Dealing with va**nal or vulvar discomfort can sometimes be worrying. Common causes of irritation can include irritation from soaps or fragrances, friction, infections such as yeast or bacterial vaginosis, skin conditions like eczema or contact dermatitis or hormonal changes.

If you’re experiencing itching, burning, redness, swelling, unusual discharge or a strong odour, try to gently cleanse the area with plain warm water and avoid scented soaps, douches, or wipes that can irritate the sensitive skin. Keep the area dry and breathable by wearing cotton underwear and avoid tight-fitting clothes. Also, try to avoid scratching, which can worsen irritation and lead to infection.

For guidance on self-care options and symptom relief, you can review reliable information like the Medical News Today piece on home remedies for va**nal itching: https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/home-remedies-for-va**nal-itching

However, if you’re unsure about the cause or if you encounter severe pain, fever, vomiting, or a foul odour with thick discharge or bleeding, or if you’re pregnant or have a weakened immune system contact your GP or gynaecologist immediately for an assessment.

If you’d like personalised support or want to connect with a clinician, you can reach Gynaecare here: https://gynaecare.uk.com/contact/
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12/12/2025

Does the Weight Loss Jab Affect the Contraceptive Pill?

If you’re considering or using a weight loss injection and rely on the contraceptive pill, you might be wondering how they interact.

It is true that some weight loss treatments can interact with other medications, including hormonal contraceptives. Interaction could potentially affect how well the pill works, increasing the risk of reduced effectiveness. It’s important not to assume your contraception is unaffected.

We recommend that you talk to your clinician or pharmacist about any weight loss injections you’re considering or currently receiving, and how they may interact with your birth control. If you’re unsure whether you’re protected, use additional contraception as advised by your healthcare professional, and consider a backup method while starting or stopping any new treatment. If you experience unusual bleeding, changes in your cycle, or any other concerns, reach out to a healthcare professional promptly.

If you’d like accurate, up-to-date information specific to your medication, you can read about weight loss treatments and potential interactions with contraception here: BBC article: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn0gp2pl7zwo

For personalised guidance, you can contact us at: https://gynaecare.uk.com/contact/

10/12/2025

Symptoms of Miscarriage to Be Aware Of

Pregnancy can bring a mix of emotions, and it’s natural to have questions or worries. If you notice any of the following warning signs, please contact your GP or obstetrician right away:

Heavy va**nal bleeding or passing clots, severe abdominal or pelvic cramps, sudden or sharp pain in the abdomen or lower back, fluids or tissue coming from the va**na, or any symptoms that feel off to you. Trust your body, if something doesn’t feel right, seek medical advice promptly.

For reliable information, you can read NHS guidance on miscarriage symptoms: Miscarriage - Symptoms - NHS

If you need personalized support or want to connect with a clinician, Gynaecare is here to help: https://gynaecare.uk.com/contact/

08/12/2025

Kind words from a patient seen for IVF
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