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WOMEN’S HEALTH

Women’s health support through every stage of life.

Personalised TCM consultations in Singapore for menstrual pain, irregular menses and bleeding, recurrent yeast infection concerns, PMS symptoms, perimenopause and menopause.

Registered TCM Physician • English & Mandarin • Orchard Road, Singapore

Personalised TCM care for women’s health
Reviewing a personalised women’s health plan
Women’s health consultation at Olive3 TCM Singapore

WOMEN’S HEALTH THROUGH LIFE’S CHANGES

Individual care shaped around your concerns.

Women’s health concerns can change across the menstrual cycle and through different stages of life. Physician Koh begins with your history and current stage of life, then explains whether a TCM approach is suitable for you.

Your consultation includes time for questions, an explanation of suitable options and agreed review points.

Begin with a careful review of your symptoms, menstrual or reproductive history where relevant, lifestyle, medication and any investigations already completed.

Understanding Your Concerns

Women’s health consultation at Olive3 TCM Singapore

Cycle patterns, sleep, stress, digestion, energy and changing life stages are considered together rather than in isolation.

Reviewing Your Health History

Reviewing a personalised women’s health plan

Where appropriate, acupuncture, Chinese medicine or practical lifestyle guidance is selected according to your individual assessment.

Personalised TCM Care

Personalised TCM care for women’s health

Recommendations are considered alongside screening, medication and advice provided by your doctor or specialist.

Coordinating Your Care

Complementary TCM care coordinated with medical treatment

Your symptoms, priorities and any changes in medical care are reviewed before the plan is adjusted.

Reviewing Progress

Review of an individual women’s health care plan

WOMEN’S HEALTH CONCERNS

Menstrual health, intimate wellbeing and menopause.

Menstrual pain (period cramps)

Menstrual pain can include lower abdominal cramps or backache around your period. Persistent or severe period pain may be associated with conditions such as endometriosis and should be assessed by a doctor. Your consultation explores the discomfort, its impact on daily life and any existing diagnosis or treatment. Bring a record of pain, bleeding and medicines used so any TCM care can take your medical care into account.

Irregular menses (irregular periods)

Cycles that come earlier or later than expected, vary from month to month or are missed can be discussed at your consultation. Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is one possible cause of irregular menses, but irregular periods alone do not confirm a diagnosis. Physician Koh reviews your cycle history, lifestyle, medication, reproductive plans and existing investigations, with medical assessment where needed. If pregnancy is possible, take a pregnancy test and share the result.

Irregular menstrual bleeding

Spotting between periods, prolonged bleeding or a change in menstrual flow deserves a careful review. Record the dates, amount of bleeding and accompanying symptoms. Bleeding between periods, after sex or after menopause needs medical assessment to identify the cause; this can be coordinated with your TCM consultation.

Recurrent yeast infections (vaginal thrush)

Repeated vaginal itching, soreness or changes in discharge can affect comfort and confidence. A women’s health consultation provides space to discuss the pattern, previous tests, treatments and broader wellbeing. Recurring symptoms need clinical examination and testing because other conditions can resemble thrush. Any TCM care is planned with confirmed findings and prescribed treatment in mind.

PMS symptoms (premenstrual syndrome)

PMS may involve bloating, breast tenderness, headaches, irritability or mood changes before a period. Tracking symptoms across your cycle helps clarify their timing and impact. Your consultation considers these concerns together with sleep, stress and daily routines to discuss an individual care plan.

Perimenopause and menopause

The transition towards menopause may bring changing periods, hot flushes, night sweats, disrupted sleep or vaginal dryness. Discuss the symptoms that matter most to you, your health history and any current treatment with Physician Koh. TCM care is considered according to your individual assessment and preferences. Any bleeding after menopause should be checked by a doctor.

When to seek urgent care: Very heavy bleeding with dizziness or fainting, severe sudden pelvic pain, or pain and bleeding when pregnancy is possible require urgent medical assessment.


YOUR CARE, EXPLAINED

Understand the plan before you begin.

What the first consultation covers

We discuss your main concerns, menstrual and reproductive history where relevant, previous investigations, medication, supplements, sleep, stress and how symptoms affect daily life.

What care may include

Depending on assessment and suitability, care may include acupuncture, moxibustion, herbal medicine and practical lifestyle guidance. Your physician explains the options suitable for your symptoms and health history.

Coordinating your care

Share all medicines, supplements and ongoing treatment with the clinicians involved in your care so timing and safety can be considered together.


Common questions

What women’s health concerns may be discussed?

Consultations cover menstrual pain, irregular menses, irregular menstrual bleeding, recurrent yeast infection concerns, PMS symptoms, perimenopause and menopause. Your care plan is based on an individual assessment.

When should I seek medical assessment?

Seek medical advice for severe or sudden symptoms, unusual bleeding, persistent pain, missed periods, pregnancy-related concerns or anything that worries you. TCM should not postpone evaluation.

What should I bring to my consultation?

Bring recent reports, a medication list and any notes about your cycle or symptoms. These help Physician Koh understand your circumstances and discuss suitable care.


Meet Your TCM Physician

Physician: Koh Soo Hoon, registered with Singapore’s Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board.

Background: Singapore College of Traditional Chinese Medicine • B.Eng (Hons), NUS • MBA, University of Birmingham.

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