Gynaecology & Obstetrics

Book your first visit as soon as the test is positive, ideally within the first 6 to 8 weeks. Early booking allows dating of the pregnancy, essential blood tests, folic acid, and screening for conditions such as anaemia, thyroid problems, and diabetes that are easier to manage when caught early.

Yes. The team actively supports normal (vaginal) delivery when it is safe for mother and baby, with continuous monitoring in labour. A caesarean is advised only for clear medical reasons, and those reasons are explained to you and your family beforehand wherever possible.

PCOS management is individualised around your main concern — irregular periods, weight gain, acne and excess hair, or trouble conceiving. It combines lifestyle and weight measures with medication to regulate cycles, manage insulin resistance, or support ovulation, plus monitoring of long-term risks.

For couples trying for a year without success (or six months if the woman is over 35), the evaluation includes hormone blood tests, an ultrasound to assess the ovaries and uterus, a check of the fallopian tubes, and a semen analysis for the male partner. Treatment follows from the findings.

Yes, if periods soak through protection quickly, last more than seven days, contain large clots, or cause pain that stops your routine. Causes include fibroids, adenomyosis, hormonal imbalance, and thyroid problems — most are treatable once identified with an examination and ultrasound.