Obstetrics and gynaecology
Women’s health extends from planning pregnancy through different stages of life. Make space in your consultation for your key questions, privacy and a suitable follow-up plan.
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Women’s health extends from planning pregnancy through different stages of life. Make space in your consultation for your key questions, privacy and a suitable follow-up plan.
Gynaecological symptoms
Menstrual patterns, pain and symptoms related to reproductive organs.
Pregnancy planning and follow-up
Questions before pregnancy and individual monitoring throughout pregnancy.
Birth and afterwards
Birth options, recovery and postnatal follow-up.
Preventive care and menopause
Discussion of checks appropriate to your stage of life and menopausal symptoms.
What to expect at your consultation
- Describe your symptoms: Explain when they started, how they affect daily life and any previous assessments.
- Understand the assessment together: Ask what is being assessed during the examination and the purpose of recommended investigations.
- Clarify the next step: Find out whom to discuss results with, when to return and whom to contact if anything changes.
Prepare before your visit
- Prepare notes about menstrual dates and symptoms.
- Bring any pregnancy, ultrasound, screening and surgical reports.
- Share any concerns about examination or privacy needs at the beginning.
Are the same procedures performed at every examination?
Assessment varies with the reason for your visit. Ask beforehand about the purpose and process of any proposed examination or test.
When should I discuss how I will give birth?
You can share preferences during antenatal care. Options are considered together with the mother’s and baby’s condition.
Which department deals with high-risk pregnancy?
Your doctor may recommend a perinatology assessment if needed. Clarify referral and appointment arrangements together.
Find a doctor
Before you visit
Bring previous reports and a list of your medicines. Ask the relevant team whether your planned examination requires specific preparation.
Patient guideThis information is general and does not replace individual diagnosis or treatment advice. Discuss your own situation with your healthcare team.