Fibroids
Learn about non-cancerous growths in the uterus and the options available to manage them.
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Understanding Women’s Health
Explore common gynaecological conditions, understand symptoms and learn about treatment options. Find clear guidance to support informed conversations about your health.
Common Gynaecological Conditions
Endometriosis
Understand a condition that can cause painful periods, pelvic pain and fertility difficulties.
Know moreAdenomyosis
Explore how changes within the uterine muscle can contribute to painful or heavy periods.
Know moreOvarian cysts
Learn about fluid-filled sacs in or on the ovaries and when they may need treatment.
Know moreAbnormal uterine bleeding
Find out when changes in the amount, timing or duration of menstrual bleeding need evaluation.
Know morePelvic pain
Explore possible causes of lower abdominal pain and when to seek a gynaecological assessment.
Know moreMenopause
Understand the menopause transition, common symptoms and personalised options for care.
Know more Gynaecological Surgery
What is laparoscopy?
Learn how small incisions and a camera help doctors examine and treat conditions inside the pelvis.
Know moreWhat is hysteroscopy?
Explore how a thin camera passed through the cervix allows doctors to examine the inside of the uterus.
Know moreWhen is hysteroscopy recommended?
Learn when examining the uterine cavity may help investigate bleeding or fertility concerns.
Know moreLaparoscopic vs open surgery
Understand the differences between keyhole and open approaches to gynaecological surgery.
Know moreFertility-preserving surgery
Explore surgical approaches that aim to treat gynaecological conditions while protecting future fertility.
Know moreFibroid surgery
Learn about myomectomy, a procedure to remove fibroids while preserving the uterus.
Know moreEndometriosis surgery
Explore laparoscopic treatment options for endometriosis affecting the ovaries.
Know moreLet’s Talk About Your Health
Speak with our gynaecology team about your symptoms, concerns and treatment options.