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Dr Marilyn Lee Endocrine Clinic
Dr Marilyn Lee Endocrine Clinic
38 Irrawaddy Road #06-52
Mount Elizabeth Novena Specialist Centre
Singapore 329563
Phone: 68733711
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Work Stress Might Not Be The Cause Of Hormonal Imbalance, This Singaporean Endocrinologist Tells You Why
Hormonal imbalance may be considered as an elusive condition. Many Singaporeans suffer from it without them even realising it!
It's often brushed off as common mood swings or a sign of fatigue. A lot of people are unware that this seemingly insignificant condition is a potential gateway to a whole host of other serious problems.
Dr Marilyn Lee, an accredited Specialist in Endocrinology, answered a lot of questions from the DxD Community on common disorders and diseases related to hormonal imbalance.
Here's what she had to share.
Ask Dr Marilyn Lee: Hormonal Imbalance
Experiencing bloating, insomnia, unexplained weight gain/loss? A hormone imbalance could be to blame. Find out what these symptoms mean and when do they become a real cause of concern from Dr Marilyn Lee, an expert endocrinologist (a doctor that specialises in hormones) on DxD Sessions.
5 Hormonal Causes of Infertility In Women And Men
Due to the hectic lifestyles that Singaporeans lead, many don’t settle down until they’re in their 30's. I commonly see patients in my endocrine clinic who had no idea that they were having hormonal issues in the first place (until they started trying for a baby)!
In this article, I describe 5 conditions where hormones can affect fertility, as well as the corresponding treatments.
The Essential Guide To PCOS In Singapore (2019)
Many Singaporeans are not aware that their symptoms are due to PCOS. In this article, I’ll be addressing the common concerns that women with PCOS may have. The beauty of PCOS (and of most things in endocrinology) is that it's a readily treatable condition.
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Increase stress can cause increase in cortisol (stress hormone) levels. But this is usually still within the normal range and does not tend to increase to pathological levels. You should not experience symptoms of high cortisol (weight gain, thin skin, easy bruising etc) from just w...
4 Sep 2018
Certain psychiatric medications can increase the prolactin levels, and this can affect the female hormones. This is a picture of the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis in women (left) and men (right). Essentially, the hypothalamus secretes gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH) whic...
4 Sep 2018
Eating disorders can involve a restrictive pattern where there’s dieting and excessive exercise, or a binge eating pattern which involves binge eating and purging. Most women with eating disorders have a low body weight and in extreme cases, the body mass index can be as ...
29 Mar 2018
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I'm sorry to hear that you've been having trouble with your skin. Before determining the best treatment for your acne, it may be worth considering if there is any underlying cause for the acne that should be addressed first. There are a number of hormonal causes of acne, for e...
1 Nov 2018
Thank you for your question. With regards to your PCOS. If you're having less than 6 periods a year, I would suggest seeing a doctor about it so that he/she will be able to give you some medicines to shed the womb lining and induce a period. This is because if you're having ve...
10 Feb 2018
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