Are you frustrated with not being able to become pregnant? Have you been diagnosed with ‘unexplained infertility’? Are you able to become pregnant, but suffering from recurrent pregnancy loss?
The fertility journey can be overwhelming and very lonely.
We understand the challenges of conception and pregnancy, and they are passionate about working with women to help them better understand the process and find explanations and answers. They have helped hundreds of women with fertilt get pregnant and deliver a healthy child. There are many factors that can contribute to fertility concerns or miscarriages, including endometriosis, thyroid dysfunction, nutrient deficiencies, PCOS, stress, autoimmune disease and more.
When performing a thorough health history and reviewing bloodwork, we will be looking for indicators such as irregular cycles, menstrual pain, poor egg health, absence of cervical mucous, anovulation, etc. Having these answers allows them to create an individualized treatment plan to support your fertility and pregnancy journey.
We want to be with you every step of your fertility journey.
Let us take on the role of supporting you.
Naturopathic Medicine and IVF
Our team has worked with countless women who use the support of a fertility clinic and reproductive endocrinologist.
If you are considering IUI or IVF, know there are a lot of options that can be discussed to offer support through this process, and maybe improve your outcome.
You’re pregnant! Now what?
Congratulations! Now we change our treatment focus and work on supporting your pregnancy to carry to term and ensuring that you have a healthy pregnancy.
Our naturopath’s in Peterborough usually recommend a progress-check during each trimester. This will allow them to be able to ensure that all of your needs are met and make suggestions for concerns you may be having such as nausea, fatigue, sleep, muscle cramps, constipation, heartburn and high blood pressure.
Lastly, and very importantly we want to ensure that you are well prepared for the post partum period. Once women deliver their baby, the focus of healthcare often shifts to the baby. Dr. Joyce and Dr. Graham want to ensure the focus is also on the health of the mother and feel strongly about routine screening, including bloodwork, being performed post partum.
