The Latest Gynaecological News and Insights

If you have already been through the menopause, then you should no longer experience bleeding from the vagina. We answer some of the most common questions regarding postmenopausal bleeding.

PCOS affects the way in which a woman’s ovaries function and is a common cause of infertility in women. We answer some of the most common questions asked in relation to PCOS and pregnancy.

Endometrial ablation is a surgical procedure to destroy (ablate) the endometrium, which is the lining of the uterus (womb). This procedure aims to reduce menstrual flow, making it a treatment option for women suffering from very heavy, painful periods.

Distorted, large, or uneven labia can cause discomfort or pain, as well as self-confidence issues, all of which can affect a woman’s quality of life. In such cases, labial reconstruction surgery might be recommended. We discuss what a labiaplasty entails and the type of patient who typically undergoes this procedure.

We discuss several common causes of irregular periods, what they might mean for your health and when you should see a doctor.

There are many reasons as to why someone might need to visit a gynaecologist, such as pregnancy, fertility and childbirth problems, menstrual issues, hormone disorders, abnormal smears, and more. Here we discuss when you should visit a women's health clinic and what you can expect when you attend.

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and ovarian cysts are related conditions which share very similar symptoms. Read our blog to discover the difference between these two common gynaecological issues.

There are many benefits of using a private gynaecologist, including shorter waiting times, longer consultations, higher-quality care and more convenient openings hours.

Menorrhagia, or heavy periods, is a common condition affecting many women of menstrual age. It often results in extreme tiredness, which may be normal or may signify an underlying medical issue.

A colposcopy may be carried out after a routine cervical screening if abnormal cells are detected. It is a simple examination, allowing the colposcopist to look at the cervix in more detail. We discuss the key FAQs relating to the procedure, as well as treatment for abnormal cervical cells.