Dr. BreAnna Guan's Blog
How often should you have sex to get pregnant?
How often should you have sex to get pregnant?
When you are trying to get pregnant, there are many questions about the fertile window, timing of intercourse, and intercourse frequency.
Pregnancy, Motherhood and Stress~ Nourishing A Season of Motherhood
Today more women face the challenges and stress from working in the home and having a career and various added stress from the pandemic. The first step in managing the stress and finding your place of thriving once again may very well be your own self-care.
A natural approach to heavy periods (menorrhagia)?
One of the most common concerns women have is heavy bleeding (also called menorrhagia). It affects nearly 1 in 5 women in the United States.
Flaxseeds a Powerful Food for PCOS and Hormonal Balance
Improving insulin sensitivity is vital for women with PCOS, and there is one plant I want you to meet that can help optimize androgen levels and restore menstruation!
Holistic Approach to Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
Understanding PCOS and getting a clear diagnosis is half the battle. Let’s dive into understanding just how PCOS can impact your hormones and your health. The triad of characteristics of PCOS includes anovulation, hyperandrogenism, and insulin resistance. I’m going to breakdown these characteristics for you below.
Hormonal Health, Fertility and Vitamin D
Vitamin D plays a key role in fertility, vitamin D receptors are found in the ovaries, uterus, placenta, and testis 1. Vitamin D and other hormones contribute to seasonal changes in fertility which impacts pregnancy rates and outcomes. Increased pregnancy rates can be seen in summer months while reduced ovulation rates can be seen in winter months2.