Sincere Healthcare Group

Sincere Healthcare Group All our doctors are highly qualified and fully registered by the Singapore Medical Council.

A one-stop private centre in Singapore for women’s & men’s health: endometriosis, PCOS, fibroids, menopause, ED, fertility (IVF, IUI, egg freezing), robotic surgery, plus colorectal care, haemorroids, anal fissures, screening and surgery.

07/09/2026

Recovery after a miscarriage is not a straight line.
Some days may feel lighter. On others, the grief or guilt may return. Healing does not mean forgetting your loss. It means giving your body, emotions and relationship time to recover.
As a couple, remember to CARE:
C: Create space
A: Accept the emotional ups and downs
R: Remain connected
E: Extend grace to each other
Seek medical attention for heavy bleeding, fever, worsening pain or foul-smelling discharge.
If you have experienced recurrent pregnancy loss, speak with an O&G or fertility specialist about the next steps for you.
For educational purposes only.
Yi TCM Fertilityconnectz

03/09/2026

👶👶 “Doctor, can we have twins with IVF and complete our family in one go?”

It’s a question many couples considering IVF ask, and yes, twins can happen with IVF. But two babies at once doesn’t necessarily mean a better IVF outcome.

Transferring more than one embryo can increase the chance of a multiple pregnancy, which also comes with higher risks for both mother and babies, including pre-eclampsia, gestational diabetes, premature birth and low birth weight.

That’s why, when medically appropriate, the goal of IVF is often one healthy baby at a time. ❤️
Watch as our fertility specialist explains why transferring more embryos isn’t always better.

💬 Would you choose twins if you had the choice?

31/08/2026

Lemon water is nice… but it is not treatment for v4ginal discharge, sis.
V4ginal discharge can be completely normal. Clear, white, creamy, sticky, or stretchy discharge can happen naturally throughout your cycle.
But please don’t ignore red flags:
Cottage-cheese-like discharge, strong fishy smell, grey-white discharge, yellow/green frothy discharge, itching, burning, or pelvic pain.
Your body is not “dirty”. It may just be telling you something needs proper care. A short doctor’s visit can give you the right diagnosis and treatment.
Save this for yourself or share with a woman who needs this gentle reminder.

27/08/2026

👶 Meet the embryologist: possibly the world’s most overqualified babysitter. 😂
No crying. No diapers. Just a tiny embryo doing some very serious dividing.
From 2 cells → 4 cells → 8 cells → morula → blastocyst, embryologists carefully monitor embryo development during the first few days of IVF.
And one of the coolest parts? With modern embryo monitoring systems, development can be observed without repeatedly opening the incubator, helping keep the environment stable and undisturbed.
That tiny dot on Day 1 can look very different just a few days later. 🥹
If you’ve ever wondered what happens to your embryos in the IVF lab after egg retrieval, this is your behind-the-scenes look.
❤️ Know someone going through IVF? Share this with them.

Your body is honestly… a little weird. But in the best way. 🤯 Did you know the uterus can expand from roughly the size o...
24/08/2026

Your body is honestly… a little weird. But in the best way. 🤯

Did you know the uterus can expand from roughly the size of a pear to supporting a growing baby, placenta and fluid? Or that the t3stes do not actually change size with temperature, but their position changes to help with temperature control?

Female and male reproductive systems work very differently, but both are incredibly clever. From eggs and s***m to hormones, fertility and body changes, there is so much happening behind the scenes that most of us were never taught properly in school.

Swipe through for some surprising reproductive health facts that are weird, fascinating and actually useful to know.

Which fact surprised you the most? Tell us in the comments 👇
Save this for later and share it with someone who loves random body facts.

Stem cell therapy: promising science, growing interest… but what does the evidence actually say? 🧬We recently had the op...
20/08/2026

Stem cell therapy: promising science, growing interest… but what does the evidence actually say? 🧬

We recently had the opportunity to join Citi’s 2026 ASEAN Summit: Singapore Edition for a lively discussion on the realities of regenerative medicine and stem cell therapy.

Our Group CEO, Ms Koh Lee Lee, together with Dr Ng Yi Fan, Director of Regulatory and Quality Assurance, unpacked some of the questions many people have:

🔬 What exactly is stem cell therapy and how does it work?
🧬 Where do stem cells come from?
💡 What conditions could it potentially be useful for?
⚠️ What is it not proven to treat?
🛡️ How do safety, quality and regulation come into the picture?

And there were plenty of questions from the audience too, which made the session an engaging two-way conversation rather than just a presentation.

With so much information about stem cells online, understanding the difference between what shows potential, what has supporting evidence, and what is still being researched is important.

Regenerative medicine continues to evolve, and so should the conversations around it.

Thank you Citi for giving us the opportunity to be part of this meaningful discussion.

17/08/2026

“Just relax, and you’ll get pregnant.”
If you’re trying to conceive, you’ve probably heard this more than once. But stress is rarely the only reason pregnancy hasn’t happened yet.

Severe or ongoing stress may affect hormones, ovulation and cycle timing, but fertility involves many other factors too. Instead of blaming yourself for feeling stressed, focus on understanding your cycle and knowing when to seek support.

Share this with someone who needs reassurance: you do not have to be perfectly relaxed to conceive. 💛

13/08/2026

Thinking about taking the contraceptive pill, but worried it could affect your future fertility or cause major weight gain?

These concerns are common, but they should not stop you from getting the facts.

The contraceptive pill does not cause permanent infertility. For most women, their natural menstrual cycle returns after they stop taking it. Research also shows that most women do not experience significant weight gain, although some may notice temporary fluid retention when they first begin.

The pill is not only used to prevent pregnancy. Doctors may also prescribe it to help manage painful periods, acne and symptoms of PCOS.

Every woman responds differently. If you experience side effects, speak with your doctor about whether another formulation may suit you better.

What concern has made you hesitate about taking the pill?
Comment below 👇🏻

10/08/2026

“Was the miscarriage my fault?”
If you missed our Instagram live stream on Navigating through Pregnancy Loss, you can watch our 5-Part series.

It is a question many women ask quietly after a pregnancy loss:
“Did I exercise too much?”
“Was it something I ate?”
“Was I too stressed?”

In most cases, a miscarriage is not caused by something you did or failed to do. Many factors, including chromosomal abnormalities in the embryo, are beyond your control.

Grief may still bring guilt, even when the medical facts say otherwise. Give yourself permission to feel, grieve and seek support. And for partners, sometimes the most meaningful thing you can say is: “This was not your fault. We are going through this together.”

If you have experienced one or more miscarriages and have questions about what happened, speak with your doctor.

For educational purposes only. This does not replace individual medical advice.

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