Gynaecology at Curewell
Gynaecology is the medical speciality dedicated to the health of the female reproductive system.
We support menstrual concerns, pelvic pain, fibroids, endometriosis, ovarian cysts, cervical screening, contraception, fertility discussions and perimenopausal care. Consultations are private and respectful, with transparent explanations of tests, results and treatment choices. Plans may include medicine, procedures or referral for surgical opinion when appropriate, always aligned to your preferences and circumstances. Education on prevention, lifestyle and self-care is central, so you feel prepared at every step. Our approach reflects trust, cooperation and ethical practice, delivering modern care that is accessible and personalised.
Our Experts
Specialities: Gynecology & Obstetrics
Specialties: Gynecology
Frequently Asked Questions
You might want to see a gynaecologist if your periods have changed in a way that worries you, you have severe cramps or pelvic pain, unusual discharge or bleeding, difficulty conceiving, menopausal symptoms or questions about contraception. Gynaecologists also provide routine well-woman checks and pregnancy care.
Gynaecologists and obstetricians offer regular antenatal check-ups, monitor the health of both mother and baby, arrange screening tests when needed and advise on diet, exercise and birth planning. After delivery, they continue to support recovery, emotional wellbeing, breastfeeding and family planning so you feel supported through the whole journey.
Assessment usually begins with a detailed history and examination, along with questions about cycle patterns and any other symptoms. Depending on your situation, the doctor may request blood tests, ultrasound scans or other investigations. Once results are available, they are explained in clear language and treatment options are discussed with you.
Your first visit usually focuses on listening to your concerns and understanding your medical and menstrual history. An examination or ultrasound may be suggested if it will help answer your questions, but everything is explained first and you can ask for clarification at any point. The aim is for you to leave feeling more informed and less anxious, with a plan for what comes next.
If you have conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure or previous pregnancy complications, you may be offered more frequent visits and closer monitoring. The team may also involve other specialists when needed. The goal is to identify potential problems early and work with you on a plan that supports the safest possible outcome for you and your baby.