Women’s health services
Personalised care at every stage
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Well Women’s Health
Complete care for every stage of life.
Preventive, reproductive and gynaecological care designed around your health, comfort and changing needs.
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Well women’s health services
Well Woman Health Check-Ups
Preventive screenings and personalised health reviews focused on early detection, ongoing wellbeing and care appropriate to your age and life stage.
Gynaecological Care
Specialist assessment and treatment for menstrual concerns, pelvic pain, infections, hormonal conditions and other women’s health concerns.
Cervical Cancer Screening
Screening and professional guidance to support early detection, better protection and appropriate follow-up care.
Family Planning & Contraception
Confidential counselling about contraception and family-planning choices, helping you make safe and informed decisions.
Menopause Care
Compassionate support for physical and emotional changes during perimenopause and menopause, with care focused on quality of life.
PCOS & Hormonal Health
Evaluation and personalised management for PCOS, irregular periods and hormonal concerns affecting reproductive and overall health.
Menstrual health
Frequently asked questions about periods
Changes in pain, bleeding or cycle timing deserve individual assessment—especially when they affect daily life or are different from your usual pattern.
When should I see a gynaecologist for period pain?
Arrange an assessment if pain is severe, is becoming worse, disrupts work or daily activities, continues beyond your usual period, or occurs with heavier or irregular bleeding. Period pain can have several causes, so treatment depends on an accurate evaluation.
When is menstrual bleeding considered too heavy?
Seek medical advice when bleeding lasts longer than seven days, you soak through a pad or tampon every hour for several hours, pass unusually large clots, or feel unusually tired or breathless. If heavy bleeding occurs with dizziness, fainting or a racing pulse, seek urgent medical care.
Why is my period late, missed or irregular?
Possible reasons include pregnancy, stress, weight or exercise changes, PCOS, thyroid conditions, perimenopause and other hormonal or medical factors. If pregnancy is possible, take a pregnancy test. Persistent changes should be assessed by a clinician.
Can I safely postpone my period?
Some prescription hormonal options may be suitable for delaying bleeding, but the correct option and timing depend on your health, current medicines and contraception needs. Do not start or borrow hormonal medication without advice from a qualified clinician.
What information should I bring to my consultation?
If possible, record the start dates and duration of recent periods, bleeding flow, clots, pain, missed cycles and related symptoms. Bring a list of medicines and note whether pregnancy is possible. This information helps guide appropriate examination and testing.
This information is general and does not replace an individual medical assessment.
Your specialist
Care led by Dr. Preethi I M
Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist and IVF/Reproductive Medicine Specialist, with fellowship training in Reproductive Medicine and Foetal Sonology.
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