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PCOS and Weight Management

Dr Amina Khanam, MRCP Consultant Diabetes and Endocrinology Lead Obesity Physician As an endocrinologist, understanding the complexities of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is key to effectively guiding patients through the challenges of managing their symptoms, especially when it comes to weight. PCOS is not just a reproductive disorder; it is a multifaceted metabolic and endocrine […]

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Understanding Miscarriage: Why It Happens & When to Seek Help

Miss Alina-Maria Unipan, MRCOG Early Pregnancy Specialist Consultant If you’ve experienced a miscarriage, my heart goes out to you. As a gynaecologist, I know this loss is deeply personal and far too common. Up to 1 in 4 pregnancies end in miscarriage, often before a woman even realizes she’s pregnant. While this statistic offers little comfort, understanding why it

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Excision or Ablation- How Should My Endometriosis Be Treated?

Miss Deepika Pannu, MRCOG Endometriosis Specialist Consultant If you’ve reached the point where medications aren’t controlling your endometriosis symptoms, surgery isn’t just the next step but it’s a critical opportunity to reclaim your health. But not all surgeries are equal. As gynaecologist, I prioritize precision – the goal isn’t just to treat what we see,

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Ectopic Pregnancy – Understanding the Signs and Getting Support

Miss Heena Mehra, MRCOG Early Pregnancy Specialist Consultant Pregnancy is usually a time of hope and excitement, but sometimes complications can arise. One of these is an ectopic pregnancy, where a fertilised egg implants outside the womb. This can be frightening, but it’s important to remember you are not alone. With prompt diagnosis and care, your health and

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Fibroids bigger than uterus – should we be monitoring your fibroids?

Miss Deepika Pannu, MRCOGConsultant Gynaecologist As a gynaecologist regularly operating on massive fibroids—some dwarfing the uterus itself—I’m struck by a troubling reality that we routinely encounter uteruses rendered anatomically unrecognizable by unchecked fibroid growth. This shouldn’t be inevitable. Uterine fibroids affect most women, often asymptomatically. Yet for many, they progress insidiously causing abnormal bleeding, pain,

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The ‘Genetic Orchestra’ in Gynaecological Cancers

Mr Javaid MugluMRCOG, FACOGGynaecological Cancer Specialist We all know our DNA carries the blueprint of life, yet a fascinating layer of control exists above our genes – epigenetics. This dynamic system plays a crucial, often underappreciated role, not just in normal development, but crucially, in the development of cancers, including ovarian, endometrial (uterine), cervical, and other gynaecological cancers. Understanding

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Why Every Woman Needs a Named Gynaecologist

Mr Javaid Muglu MRCOG, FACOG Consultant Gynaecologist The modern clinical practice must evolve, and I think time has come for fundamental shift in women’s healthcare: moving beyond fragmented, reactive visits to embracing a continuous, trusted partnership. While general practitioners play a vital role, there’s an undeniable power in having a named gynaecologist – a dedicated specialist who knows you,

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