Your hormonal health doctor.

Hi, I’m Dr. Nora

And I believe that fertility care goes far beyond a positive pregnancy test.

It is my greatest privilege to be able to help women deeply understand their hormones, advocate for their reproductive health, and maintain their positive lifestyle changes well beyond their fertility journey.

I believe that when women are given the opportunity to work with, rather than against, their hormones, they can achieve so much more.

I see you. I hear you. I believe you. And I would love to work with you.

Book a free 15-minute consultation

I offer a free 15-minute meet & greet so you can get to know me, my practice style, and ask any pressing questions before you book your first appointment. 


1 in 6 couples experience infertility 
Up to 20% of women have PCOS 
1 in 10 women are diagnosed with endometriosis 
Up to 12% of people have Hashimoto’s 
thyroiditis 
And over 90% of women experience PMS 
and period pain

Let’s do this together.

No matter where you are on your hormonal health journey, I can support you.

Recovering from birth, learning to care for herself while also caring for her newborn, coping with fatigue and mood changes, managing chronic health conditions developed during pregnancy - the list goes on. There is so much that a new parent deserv
One of my patients this week was told that she has PCOS and “to come back when she wants to get pregnant”. It is so common for hormonal concerns to be brushed aside, swept under the rug, or covered up until people are faced with inferti
Hi, I’m Dr. Nora⁣ ⁣ And I believe that fertility care goes far beyond a positive pregnancy test. ⁣ ⁣ It is my greatest privilege to be able to help women deeply understand their hormones, advocate for their reproductive health, and maintain the
Do any of these sound like you? Our menstrual cycle gives us such important information about the way our reproductive organs and hormones are functioning. If someone is experiencing even one of these cycle-related symptoms, it warrants investig
Which came first: the iron deficiency or the heavy periods? It makes sense that heavy periods cause iron deficiency. But did you know it can also go the other way around? Iron deficiency can cause heavy periods. And heavy periods can worsen iron
Patients are often surprised when I tell them I don’t test hormones to diagnose PMS. Hormone levels actually don’t give us any information about PMS. That’s because abnormal levels of estrogen or progesterone aren’t causing
I’m so excited to re-introduce myself as Dr. Nora Fenton, ND I’ll be joining the amazing team at @wellmomsandco , focusing my practice in fertility, hormonal health, prenatal care and postpartum support. As always, if you have any quest
⁣Gentle reminder: your diet and lifestyle did not “cause” your PCOS. Family history and genetics play a huge role in PCOS. Certain conditions a person develops while pregnant can increase the likelihood that their baby will develop PCOS
⁣I can’t say this enough! Just because something is common doesn’t mean that it’s normal. Needing painkillers to get through the day because your cramps are so bad isn’t normal. Changes to your mood leading up to your period