Women’s Health
A general overview of women’s health evaluations, follow-up and treatment areas.
Women’s Health Needs Change at Every Stage of Life.
From preventive gynaecological assessment and ovarian cysts to endoscopic surgery and menopause, women’s health needs are considered together with personal history, age, symptoms and individual risk factors.
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Women’s Health Is Not Assessed Only When a Problem Appears.
Health needs can change from adolescence through the reproductive years, pregnancy planning and menopause. Regular consultations provide an opportunity to assess new symptoms, plan appropriate screening and discuss reproductive health.
Rather than applying the same tests or examination to every patient, care is planned according to age, medical history, symptoms and individual risk factors.
Main Gynaecology and Women’s Health Services.
Gynaecological Examination
Preventive women’s healthcare, assessment of symptoms and personalised planning of any follow-up that may be needed.
Endoscopic Surgery
Assessment of diagnostic or surgical approaches using laparoscopy and hysteroscopy when clinically appropriate.
Ovarian Cysts
Follow-up or treatment options are considered according to ultrasound features, age, symptoms and the overall clinical picture.
Menopause
Assessment of the menopausal transition, symptoms that affect quality of life and long-term women’s health.
You Can Discuss Your Health Even When You Have No Symptoms.
Menstrual patterns, pregnancy planning, contraception, sexual health, the menopausal transition and personal screening needs can all form part of a women’s health consultation.
Some Symptoms Should Not Wait Until a Routine Check-up.
Unexpected Bleeding
Bleeding between periods, after intercourse or after menopause should be assessed.
New or Severe Pain
Sudden pelvic pain or pain that interferes with daily life may require earlier assessment.
New Gynaecological Symptoms
Persistent discharge, itching, pressure or other new symptoms may be a reason for clinical assessment.
Understanding the Patient and Her Needs Before the Examination.
The same symptom can have different meanings at different ages or in different medical histories. Assessment therefore considers the whole clinical picture rather than relying on a single finding.
Do Not Put Off Your Questions or Check-ups.
We can review your current symptoms, previous results or preventive healthcare needs together.