Consultant gynaecologist Miss Meg Wilson looks at how technology is helping women have a more natural approach to managing their contraception. The idea of a ‘natural’...
London Gynaecology’s nutritional therapist Laura Southern, talks to Gurgle magazine about the harmful effects of sugar and why it’s important to limit its intake during...
According to a study by National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), women wait between four and 10 years after first...
After conceiving and having their first baby successfully, some couples go on to experience difficulties when trying to add to their family. This is known as secondary infertility.
Mr Pisal talks to Gurgle magazine about what can cause secondary infertility and how to improve your chances of getting pregnant second time around. Click here to read the article.
September is gynaecological cancer awareness month and with more than 21,000 women in the UK diagnosed with a gynaecological cancer each year we welcome the opportunity to raise awareness of...
Mr Pisal talks to the Daily Mail about reducing heat to the testes and why it’s a good idea for men who are trying to father children to avoid hot baths and sitting with computers on their laps. Click here to read the article.
In the UK the HPV vaccine is offered to girls in year 8 (age 12 and 13) to protect them against cervical cancer. In all...
We see many women every month who need to have a colposcopy. Often, but not always, they have received an abnormal smear result and have...
The official term for heavy periods is menorrhagia, meaning an above average or prolonged level of bleeding in a menstrual cycle. Bleeding during an average...