Posts Tagged ‘periods’
Are my irregular periods a sign of PCOS? Your most-asked questions around this common condition
Our expert consultant gynecologist Saadia Shah separates facts from fear. Polycystic ovary Syndrome, more commonly known as PCOS is one of the most common hormonal conditions. It affects around one in 10 women of reproductive age. PCOS affects how the ovaries function. While the exact cause is unknown, it can lead to troublesome symptoms such…
Read MoreVisiting London this holiday season? We’re here for your women’s health and gynaecology needs
At London Gynaecology, we’re on hand, whenever you need us. London is alive over the holiday season. Whether you’re last-minute gift shopping, visiting family and friends or simply soaking up the city’s atmosphere, now’s the time to celebrate. But even when you’re caught up in the festive fun, you may still need access to top…
Read MoreHow to help relieve period pain at home
Dr Claire Phipps, GP and Advanced Menopause Specialist at London Gynaecology, spoke to GoodToKnow about several strategies designed to provide relief and soothe menstrual pain during your period. Period cramps can be debilitating, but there are several effective home remedies to alleviate the discomfort. Here are some doctor-recommended strategies to help you feel better: 1.…
Read MorePremenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD)
Dr Claire Phipps, GP and advanced menopause specialist at London Gynaecology, helped with the Indy100 article on PMDD. What do we know about PMDD? PMDD stands for Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder. PMDD is the most severe form of PMS and is characterised by severe psychological and physical symptoms. The feeling of anxiety and depression is more…
Read MoreCovid vaccine: the discussion around menstrual changes
Ahead of your covid vaccine appointment, you may have heard or read about some of the possible side affects you may experience such as fever, headache or more commonly a painful arm for a day or two after being vaccinated. There will be no mention of ‘changes to menstrual cycle’. However, some women are sharing…
Read MoreMedication That Could Help Manage Pain During Your Menstrual Cycle
Many different medications can affect and help you manage pain or discomfort during your menstrual cycle. In this article expert Consultant Gynaecologist Narendra Pisal explains how medications can effect cycle regularity, period pain and stop periods altogether. However, it is always important to consider other causes of menstrual irregularities such as pregnancy or the presence…
Read MoreCoping with PMS & PMDD
PMS is something that most women have to manage as best they con, however in some cases the symptoms are so severe the can have a significant impact on quality of life. In these cases it is known as premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD). Consultant Gynaecologist Mr Narendra Pisal talks to NetDoctor about common causes, risk…
Read MoreQ&A With A Gynaecologist
Consultant Gynaecologist Narendra Pisal answers your questions on periods, PCOS and abnormal smears in Pick Me Up! Read the article here.
Read MorePeriods Can Be A Right Pain!
The Daily Mirror looks into natural ways to make your period less painful. London Gynaecology’s Consultant Gynaecologist Narendra Pisal speaks to the Mirror with his thoughts. To view the article click here
Read MoreWhat is TSS?
In today’s busy life, it is quite possible to forget a tampon. Consultant Gynaecologist Narendra Pisal describes toxic shock syndrome, a rare but sometimes serious result of leaving tampons in for too long. Toxic shock syndrome (TSS) is a name given to a serious condition of septicaemia (blood poisoning) caused by infection from a retained…
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