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About

About Us

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Ultrasound

About Ultrasound Pregnancy Scans

Early Pregnancy Scan (7-12 Weeks)

Non Invasive Prenatal Test - NIPT (After 10 Weeks)

Later Dating Pregnancy Scan (12 - 17 Weeks)

Anomaly / Anatomy Survey Scan (20 - 24 Weeks)

3D/4D Baby Scan (25-30-Weeks)

Gender Scan (20 Weeks +)

Growth & Well Being (22 Weeks +)

Post Dates & Liquor (40 Weeks +)

Gynaecology

EMSELLA

Pregnancy A to Z

Pregnancy A-Z List

Antenatal care when you are pregnant

Assisted birth

Backache in pregnancy

Blood tests at your first antenatal visit

Breastfeeding - useful links

Breastfeeding your baby

Breech presentation at the end of your pregnancy

Caesarean section

Chickenpox contact & pregnancy

Covid-19 Q&A pregancy & breastfeeding

Depression & anxiety during pregnancy & following birth

Diabetes in pregnancy

Episiotomy

Exercise during pregnancy

Expectant Dads

Forceps or vacuum delivery

Group B streptococcus

Home care following lSCS

How to deliver a baby in an emergency childbirth

Induction of labour

Labour & birth

Monitoring the baby

Morning Sickness / Hyperemesis Gravidarum

My water broke, what happens next?

Nausea & morning sickness

Pain relief in labour & childbirth

Red blood cell alloimmunisation

Pelvic floor exercises

Pelvic girdle pain

Planning for pregnancy

Postnatal depression

Pre-eclampsia

Pregnancy & diet

Pregnancy & high blood pressure

Pregnancy & Varicose Veins

Pregnant with twins

Premature labour & birth

Signs that labour has begun

Sweeping the membranes

Swollen ankles, feet & fingers

Sickness & vomiting in pregnancy

Symptoms of miscarriage

Twins & sleep

Vaginal birth after caesarian section (VBAC)

Vaginal discharge in pregnancy

Water breaking during pregnancy

What happens during labour & birth

What happens if your water breaks & you don’t have contractions?

What to pack for your hospital stay

Gynaecology A to Z

Gynaecology A-Z List

Bartholin’s cyst & abscess

Colposcopically diagnosed abnormalities

Cystoscopy

Diagnostic hysteroscopy D & C

Dyspareunia (pain having sex)

Endometrial ablation

Endometriosis

Evacuation of retained products of conception (ERPC)

Female sterilisation

Helping you manage after a major operation

Helping you manage after a minor operation

Hysterectomy

Incontinence & bladder training

Laparoscopy & laparoscopic surgery

Laparotomy

Ovarian cancer

Ovarian cyst

Pudendal neuralgia

Urodynamic tests

Vaginal hysterectomy & repair

Vaginal repair

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Early Pregnancy Scan (7-12 Weeks)

Non Invasive Prenatal Test - NIPT (After 10 Weeks)

Later Dating Pregnancy Scan (12 - 17 Weeks)

Anomaly / Anatomy Survey Scan (20 - 24 Weeks)

3D/4D Baby Scan (25-30-Weeks)

Gender Scan (20 Weeks +)

Growth & Well Being (22 Weeks +)

Post Dates & Liquor (40 Weeks +)

Gynaecology

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Pregnancy A-Z List

Antenatal care when you are pregnant

Assisted birth

Backache in pregnancy

Blood tests at your first antenatal visit

Breastfeeding - useful links

Breastfeeding your baby

Breech presentation at the end of your pregnancy

Caesarean section

Chickenpox contact & pregnancy

Covid-19 Q&A pregancy & breastfeeding

Depression & anxiety during pregnancy & following birth

Diabetes in pregnancy

Episiotomy

Exercise during pregnancy

Expectant Dads

Forceps or vacuum delivery

Group B streptococcus

Home care following lSCS

How to deliver a baby in an emergency childbirth

Induction of labour

Labour & birth

Monitoring the baby

Morning Sickness / Hyperemesis Gravidarum

My water broke, what happens next?

Nausea & morning sickness

Pain relief in labour & childbirth

Red blood cell alloimmunisation

Pelvic floor exercises

Pelvic girdle pain

Planning for pregnancy

Postnatal depression

Pre-eclampsia

Pregnancy & diet

Pregnancy & high blood pressure

Pregnancy & Varicose Veins

Pregnant with twins

Premature labour & birth

Signs that labour has begun

Sweeping the membranes

Swollen ankles, feet & fingers

Sickness & vomiting in pregnancy

Symptoms of miscarriage

Twins & sleep

Vaginal birth after caesarian section (VBAC)

Vaginal discharge in pregnancy

Water breaking during pregnancy

What happens during labour & birth

What happens if your water breaks & you don’t have contractions?

What to pack for your hospital stay

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Gynaecology A-Z List

Bartholin’s cyst & abscess

Colposcopically diagnosed abnormalities

Cystoscopy

Diagnostic hysteroscopy D & C

Dyspareunia (pain having sex)

Endometrial ablation

Endometriosis

Evacuation of retained products of conception (ERPC)

Female sterilisation

Helping you manage after a major operation

Helping you manage after a minor operation

Hysterectomy

Incontinence & bladder training

Laparoscopy & laparoscopic surgery

Vaginal hysterectomy & repair

Vaginal repair

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Endometrial Ablation

Endometriosis

Evacuation of Retained Products of Conception (ERPC)

Female Sterilisation

Hysterectomy

Incontinence & Bladder Training

Laparoscopy and Laparoscopic Surgery

Laparotomy

Menopause and HRT

Ovarian Cancer

Ovarian Cyst

Tension Free Vaginal Tape Insertion

Urodynamic Tests

Vaginal Hysterectomy and Repair

Vaginal Repair

Gynaecology A to Z

Bartholin’s cyst & abscess

Colposcopically diagnosed abnormalities

Cystoscopy

Diagnostic hysteroscopy D & C

Dyspareunia (pain having sex)

Endometrial ablation

Endometriosis

Evacuation of retained products of conception (ERPC)

Female sterilisation

Hysterectomy

Incontinence & bladder training

Laparoscopy & laparoscopic surgery

Vaginal hysterectomy & repair

Vaginal repair

Pregnancy A to Z

Antenatal care when you are pregnant

Assisted birth

Backache in pregnancy

Blood tests at your first antenatal visit

Breastfeeding - useful links

Breastfeeding your baby

Breech presentation at the end of your pregnancy

Caesarean section

Chickenpox contact & pregnancy

Covid-19 Q&A pregancy & breastfeeding

Depression & anxiety during pregnancy & following birth

Diabetes in pregnancy

Episiotomy

Exercise during pregnancy

Forceps or vacuum delivery

Group B streptococcus

Home care following lSCS

How to deliver a baby in an emergency childbirth

Induction of labour

Labour & birth

Monitoring the baby

My water broke, what happens next?

Nausea & morning sickness

Pain relief in labour & childbirth

Red blood cell alloimmunisation

Pelvic floor exercises

Pelvic girdle pain

Planning for pregnancy

Postnatal depression

Pre-eclampsia

Pregnancy & diet

Pregnancy & high blood pressure

Pregnant with twins

Premature labour & birth

Signs that labour has begun

Sweeping the membranes

Swollen ankles, feet & fingers

Sickness & vomiting in pregnancy

Symptoms of miscarriage

Twins & sleep

Vaginal birth after caesarian section (VBAC)

Vaginal discharge in pregnancy

Water breaking during pregnancy

What happens during labour & birth

What happens if your water breaks & you don’t have contractions?

What to pack for your hospital stay

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