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Menopause: When to Stop Contraception
The decision of when to stop contraception during menopause can vary depending on your individual circumstances and preferences. Menopause is defined as the cessation of menstruation for 12 consecutive months and is technically one day in time. It is important to understand that pregnancy can still occur during the perimenopausal transition, as ovulation can be…
Read MoreSave the Date – Fibroids Instagram Live
Save The Date: Tuesday 7th February at 7pm LIVE UK’s leading consultant gynaecologist Mr Narendra Pisal, who specialises in complex fibroid problems, will be a special guest, joining host Dawn Heels, next week on Instagram for a live event. Mr Pisal is an expert in fibroid surgeon, specifically in minimally invasive procedures. Over the last…
Read MoreGynaecology is seen as a lifestyle medicine.
‘Gynaecology is seen as a lifestyle medicine’ says consultant gynaecologist Mr Narendra Pisal when speaking to The Times yesterday. Gynaecology care is considerably being diminished by the NHS. The impact of failing to put women at the heart of our health services has been clear to see through the number of recent high-profile independent reports…
Read MoreCervical Screening: Common Myths Debunked
It’s extremely important to attend your regular smear test when due – as this helps save thousands of lives each year. A smear test is a simple routine health check that unfortunately many women put off. The biggest risk factor for cervical cancer is not having a smear test and remaining unaware of the development…
Read MoreGenitourinary Syndrome of the Menopause (GSM)
What is Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause (GSM) Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause (GSM), formerly known as Vulvovaginal Atrophy (VVA) or atrophic vaginitis, is a condition that affects many perimenopausal and post-menopausal women. It is a group of symptoms and physical changes in the genital and urinary tract areas, primarily caused by the hormonal changes associated with…
Read MoreMenopause Diagnosis: Is There a Menopause Blood Test
Is there a test for the menopause? Most women will not require a blood test to diagnose the perimenopause or menopause. For most, the menopause diagnosis will be based on your symptoms, your age and your period history. Blood tests can be helpful in younger women where the perimenopause is questioned, and of course some…
Read MoreMenopause and Weight Gain
Does menopause cause weight gain? Many women find it harder to control their weight as they enter the peri/menopause. Weight gain is complicated and due to a variety of factors: Fluctuating levels of hormones: As oestrogen levels decline the way the body stores fat changes. Fat is more likely to be stored around the…
Read MoreHappy New Year!
To everyone around the globe, London Gynaecology wishes you a Happy New Year filled with joy, prosperity, love, and good health. We hope that you have had a happy and healthy start to 2023. Another year has come to an end, and this past year can be summarised with some incredible insights. In 2022…
Read MoreShortlisted Doctify Review Award 2022
Doctify launched their first Patient Voice Awards, the industry’s first data-driven and transparent recognition programme honouring providers that put patients at the centre of everything they do. We were absolutely delighted and proud to be informed that we have been shortlisted for this award for the category of ‘ Review ‘ of the year! The…
Read MoreMr Pisal Presents Period Poverty with a Cheque for £7619
We were delighted to present The Gift Wellness Foundation led by Founder and chair Dr Zareen Roohi Ahmed a cheque for £7,619, that will be used to help support women experiencing period poverty across the UK. The funds were raised by kind and generous donors after Mr Narendra Pisal, consultant gynaecologist completed the Chicago Marathon in…
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