Women’s Health Naturopathic Care in Ottawa and Ontario

Naturopathic medical care can support management of conditions and symptoms commonly related to: hormonal imbalance, menstrual cycle irregularities, elevated stress load, low sleep quality, poor digestive health, metabolic health, inflammation patterns, with the central goal of supporting overall quality of life.
This page is for anyone looking for naturopathic support for women’s health in Ottawa or virtually across Ontario. It outlines common concerns, how naturopathic care may help, and what to expect if you book an appointment.
Our clinic supports patients in-person in Ottawa and through secure virtual care across Ontario.
Who may Benefit from the Information on this Page
You may be in the right place if you are looking for support with:
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Irregular cycles or missed periods
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Painful periods or pelvic pain
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Heavy bleeding or clotting
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Premenstrual symptoms or cycle related mood changes
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PCOS and metabolic concerns
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Endometriosis symptoms and inflammation patterns
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Acne, hair changes, or unwanted hair growth
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Thyroid and energy concerns
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Sleep disruption and stress related symptoms
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Perimenopause and menopause symptoms
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Postpartum recovery support
Naturopathic care can be beneficial for treatment of the above conditions even when fertility is not an immediate concern. The priority is improving symptoms, quality of life, and supporting the foundations for long-term health.
A Balanced and Evidence Informed Approach
Naturopathic care focuses on understanding patterns related to your symptoms and to help identify root contributors without jumping to one size fits all protocols. Our clinic's approach is:
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Personalized
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Your plan is designed around your symptoms, health history, preferences, and lab test results
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Evidence informed
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We prioritize options with the best balance of safety, evidence, and practicality
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Realistic
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The goal is progress you can sustain, not perfection or unnecessary restriction.
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Collaborative
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Care can be coordinated alongside your family doctor, OB, midwife, or other healthcare professionals
Naturopathic care does not replace conventional medical assessment and outcomes cannot be guaranteed. It is supportive care designed to help you manage chronic conditions, obtain more detailed assessments when necessary and integrate evidence informed complementary and alternative strategies to support your overall health.
Common Women’s Health Concerns we Treat
Menstrual Cycle Irregularities
Many people seek support for irregular cycles, short cycles, long cycles, or unpredictable bleeding. A structured review can help clarify patterns and identify what should be further assessed and supportive strategies to help manage symptoms.
Painful periods (dysmenorrhea) and pelvic pain
Pelvic pain and painful periods can affect work, relationships, and mental wellbeing. It is important for your healthcare team to take these symptoms seriously and evaluate for contributors such as endometriosis or other pelvic conditions driving these symptoms.
Heavy bleeding (menorrhagia)
Heavy or prolonged bleeding can contribute to fatigue and iron deficiency, and it should be assessed. It can be a result of several underlying conditions and therefore careful assessment and collaborative care with your healthcare team are critical to ensure appropriate screening and discussion around comprehensive treatment options.
PCOS and hormonal imbalance symptoms
PCOS can involve irregular ovulation, androgen related symptoms, and metabolic factors. Support often focuses on symptom management and long term metabolic health in a way that is personalized and sustainable, while working to set a strong foundation for overall health and quality of life. PCOS is not just an ovulatory disorder, it can have far-reaching effects on our overall health and deserves careful assessment and personalized treatment.
Thyroid conditions and fatigue
Thyroid imbalance can influence energy, mood, weight changes, digestion, and cycles. A structured review of symptoms and testing can support clarity and coordination with medical management.
Perimenopause and menopause
Midlife hormone transition can involve sleep disruption, mood changes, hot flashes, night sweats, brain fog, libido changes, and metabolic shifts. A personalized plan can support symptom management and long term health foundations.

What Naturopathic Treatment can Include
Depending on your goals and clinical picture, care may include:
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Education and clarification: understanding symptoms and lab results in plain language and creating a clear plan
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Nutrition and lifestyle planning: building routines that support energy, metabolism, inflammation balance, and nervous system regulation. Realistic approaches to supporting nutrition and a strong lifestyle to maintain a strong foundation for longterm health
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Clinical nutrition planning: when appropriate, a personalized supplement plan chosen for safety, quality, and practicality to help treat targeted symptoms and underlying conditions.
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Botanical medicine: Herbal medicine may be considered in some cases, based on safety and clinical context when appropriate. It may be of benefit for treatment of several conditions discussed on this page by regulating hormone balance, inflammation, oxidative stress, sleep and mood.
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Acupuncture support: some patients choose acupuncture as supportive care for pain, stress regulation, menstrual cycle regulation and much more
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Lab review and coordination: helping you understand what testing has been done, what may be missing, and what to discuss with your primary care team
What to Expect at your Consultation
Your visit is designed to be thorough, respectful, and practical.
The consultation may include a detailed review of:
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Your symptoms and timeline
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Cycle patterns and reproductive history when relevant
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Medical history, medications, and supplements
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Lifestyle factors such as sleep, stress, nutrition, and workload
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Past lab work and imaging when available
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Your goals, preferences, and what feeling better looks like for you
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Other relevant areas of medical history
Your naturopathic treatment plan and guidance may include:
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A personalized plan with clear priorities
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Practical next steps that fit your lifestyle
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Guidance on what is high yield versus optional
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Testing considerations if further screening might be beneficial
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A follow up plan to support your longterm health
Many patients benefit from follow ups every 8 to 12 weeks initially, then less often as symptoms stabilize.
When to Seek Medical Assessment Promptly
Please seek medical care promptly if you have:
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Bleeding after sex
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Bleeding between periods that is persistent or heavy
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Bleeding after menopause
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Severe pelvic pain, fever, or sudden worsening symptoms
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Fainting, severe dizziness, or new shortness of breath
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New severe headaches with vision changes
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Any symptom that feels urgent or concerning
If your symptoms feel urgent or serious, please seek immediate medical care or call 911.
This page is for general education only and is not personal medical advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need lab testing for these health concerns?
Each case is unique so of course an individualized assessment and treatment plan is formulated at the consultation. Some situations benefit from lab work, while others rely more on symptom patterns and medical assessment. A visit helps determine what is most appropriate, any relevant testing and any coordination with your healthcare team is discussed if necessary.
Can naturopathic care replace my doctor?
No. Naturopathic care is complementary and can work alongside conventional medical care. If symptoms suggest the need for medical evaluation, we focus on coordination where necessary.
Do you offer virtual appointments across Ontario?
Yes. Consultations are available in person in Ottawa and virtually across Ontario. Acupuncture is offered in person in Ottawa.
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Dr. H. Singh, ND is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor in Ontario who provides evidence informed, individualized care. He supports patients in Ottawa and across Ontario through in person and secure virtual consultations. Recognized by Faces Magazine Ottawa Awards, 2021 to 2024. He is a member of the OAND and the CAND.




