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Dr. Louis Angelopoulos

Dr. Angelopoulos specialises in consulting and procedures within Benign Gynaecology.

Dr. Angelopoulos is an experienced and compassionate Gynaecologist who works with women to ensure they understand and are comfortable with the treatments he recommends. His experience is extensive, and his approach down-to-earth, using only everyday language that reflects his respect and empathy for the women in his care. He is passionate about maintaining a high standard of care within organisations and educating the next generation of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists to deliver high-quality, woman-centered care. Born in South Africa, Dr. Angelopoulos graduated from the University of Stellenbosch, South Africa in 1993. After completing his speciality training on the Oxford Training Programme in the UK, with advanced training in benign abdominal, va**nal and laparoscopic surgery, Dr. Angelopoulos moved to the NSW Central Coast, where he shares his extensive knowledge as a Conjoint Lecturer with the University of Newcastle, and as an Obstetrician & Gynaecologist across both the public and private hospital sectors. If you want to schedule an appointment with Dr. Angelopoulos, call 02 4335 4000 or email l.a@kidspointmingara.com.au

27/02/2026

While visible symptoms of PCOS often grab our attention, let's shed some light on the lesser-known invisible symptoms that are equally important.

From debilitating headaches to intense cravings, persistent fatigue, anxiety or depression, brain fog, difficulty focusing, and even digestive issues, these silent struggles can significantly impact daily life. It's crucial to recognise and address these symptoms to ensure comprehensive care for those dealing with PCOS.

If you resonate with any of these invisible symptoms or suspect you may have PCOS, you can book an appointment with me today by calling 02 4335 4000 or emailing admin@kidspointmingara.com.au.

If you need support from an accredited practicing dietitian and nutritionist, you can reach out to:
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25/02/2026

You might be dealing with stress urinary incontinence, a common condition that can affect women after childbirth. This occurs when the muscles and tissues supporting your bladder weaken, leading to leakage with an increase in intra-abdominal pressure.

While dealing with stress urinary incontinence can be uncomfortable, it is important to know that there are treatment options available. Schedule an appointment with me to explore your treatment options and I can work closely with the following physiotherapists to assist in strengthening your pelvic floor through pelvic floor muscle training:

23/02/2026

Fibroids, also known as uterine leiomyomas, are non-cancerous growths that develop in or around the uterus. Despite their prevalence, many women are unaware of key facts about this common condition. Below are 3 important facts of fibroids that you might not be familiar with:

1️⃣ 80% of women will develop fibroids by the age of 50. This common condition affects many, yet awareness is often limited.

2️⃣ Fibroids can vary greatly in size, from as small as a pea to as large as a melon. This wide range can influence symptoms and treatment options.

3️⃣ Contrary to popular belief, fibroids do not need to ruin your life. There are numerous treatment options available that can help you manage symptoms and maintain a high quality of life.

If you have concerns about fibroids or any other gynaecological issues, I'm here to help. Book an appointment with me by calling 02 4335 4000 or emailing admin@kidspointmingara.com.au.

20/02/2026

A menstrual cycle is generally considered irregular if it falls outside the typical range or if the pattern changes significantly from month to month. While the "average" cycle is 28 days, "normal" can look different for everyone.

Here is a breakdown of how to tell if your menstruation is irregular. Whether it’s due to stress, hormonal shifts, or an underlying condition like PCOS, you don't have to navigate these changes alone.

Understanding your cycle is the first step toward better reproductive health and overall well-being. You can book an appointment with me by calling 02 4335 4000 or emailing admin@kidspointmingara.com.au.

18/02/2026

Looking for a Gynaecologist who cares?

I'm an experienced and compassionate Gynaecologist who uses everyday language and a down-to-earth approach to reflect my respect and empathy for the women in my care.

I have extensive experience in a wide range of gynaecology specialties, including (but not limited to):

◾ Hysterectomy
◾ Urogynaecology (pelvic floor dysfunction)
◾ Urinary incontinence
◾ Prolapse
◾ Menopause
◾ Ovarian Cysts
◾ Management of pelvic masses
◾ Endometrial resection/ablation for menorrhagia and uterine bleeding
◾ Endometriosis
◾ Pelvic pain
◾ Fibroids
◾ Mirena insertion and removal
◾ Treatment for menstrual disorders
◾ Contraception services including tubal ligation
◾ Minimal access gynaecology surgery

If you need gynaecology support, book an appointment by calling 02 4335 4000 or email admin@kidspointmingara.com.au.

16/02/2026

Menopause is a natural transition that occurs when a woman's menstrual cycle stops. It typically happens between the ages of 45 and 55, but it can happen earlier or later. Menopause is caused by a decrease in the production of estrogen and progesterone, two hormones that are responsible for regulating the menstrual cycle.

While menopause is a natural process, it can cause a variety of symptoms, including:

◾ Hot flashes
◾ Night sweats
◾ Vaginal dryness
◾ Mood swings
◾ Trouble sleeping
◾ Weight gain
◾ Thinning hair
◾ Dry skin
◾ Decreased s*x drive
◾ Difficulty concentrating
◾ Memory problems
◾ Bone loss

If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, you can book an appointment with me by calling 02 4335 4000 or email admin@kidspointmingara.com.au. I can help you manage your symptoms and ensure that you are staying healthy during this transition.

13/02/2026

When it comes to discontinuing hormone replacement therapy (HRT), there isn't a one-size-fits-all answer that applies to everyone. Each woman's journey with HRT is unique, influenced by her health needs and life circumstances.

It depends on several factors, including:

◾️Your reason for starting HRT:
Are you using it to manage menopausal symptoms like hot flashes, or for another condition?

◾️Severity of your symptoms:
If your symptoms are well-controlled on HRT, you may be able to stop taking it eventually.

◾️Your overall health:
Certain health conditions may make HRT inadvisable.

◾️Your age:
While there isn't a strict age limit, some research suggests increased risks associated with HRT use later in life.

If you are contemplating whether to stop HRT, it is crucial to have a thorough discussion with your gynaecologist. Together, you can evaluate the benefits and risks tailored to your specific situation .

If the decision to stop HRT is made, your gynaecologist will also assist in creating a gradual and safe tapering plan. Feel free to book an appointment with me by calling 02 4335 4000 or emailing admin@kidspointmingara.com.au.

11/02/2026

Prolapse is a common condition, but it can be confusing to know how severe it might be. While you can't diagnose yourself, some signs might point towarProlapse is a common condition, but it can be confusing to know how severe it might be. While you can't diagnose yourself, some signs might point towards a prolapse:

◾Feeling a bulge or pressure in your va**na
◾Difficulty fully emptying your bladder or bowels
◾Leaking urine (incontinence)
◾A general feeling of heaviness in your pelvis

Doctors use a grading system based on how far the organs have descended. Here's a quick look at the stages of prolapse (based on the cervix's position):

Stage 1: Mild, cervix is slightly lower but still inside the va**na. You might not feel any symptoms.

Stage 2: Cervix nears the va**nal opening. You might feel a bulge or pressure, especially when straining.

Stage 3: Cervix protrudes outside the va**na. Symptoms like incontinence and difficulty emptying bowels can occur.

Stage 4: Entire uterus has slipped outside the va**na (least common). Symptoms are typically more pronounced.

Remember, these are general guidelines, and your experience might differ. If you're experiencing any of these, don't hesitate to schedule an appointment with me by calling 02 4335 4000 or emailing admin@kidspointmingara.com.au. A proper diagnosis is key to finding the best treatment for YOU and I can work closely with the following physiotherapists to assist with your treatment:

09/02/2026

Creating a birth plan is a valuable step in preparing for the arrival of your baby. It helps you communicate your preferences and ensures that your healthcare team understands your wishes.

Here's what to consider including in your birth plan. Your birth plan is a personal document that reflects your hopes and desires for your birthing experience. Share it with your healthcare provider to ensure everyone is on the same page.

If you have any questions or need assistance crafting your birth plan, book an appointment with me by calling 02 4335 4000 or emailing admin@kidspointmingara.com.au.

06/02/2026

Your health is your most valuable asset, and every concern, big or small, deserves attention.

Whether it's an unusual symptom, a persistent discomfort, or a question about your reproductive health, it's crucial not to keep it to yourself. Speaking up can lead to early diagnosis and treatment, which can make all the difference in your well-being.

As a dedicated gynaecologist, I'm here to provide a safe, confidential space where you can discuss any worries you have. Remember, no question is too trivial when it comes to your health. Let's work together to ensure you receive the care and support you need.

Don't hesitate, book an appointment with me today by calling 02 4335 4000 or emailing admin@kidspointmingara.com.au.

04/02/2026

A hysterectomy is a surgical procedure to remove the uterus. It may also involve removal of the ovaries and fallopian tubes. A hysterectomy is generally a safe procedure with excellent success rates. However, potential risks and side effects of the procedure include:

Common side effects

◾Pain: Pain is common after a hysterectomy, especially in the first few days. This can be managed with pain medication.
◾Bleeding: Some va**nal bleeding is normal after a hysterectomy. This should gradually decrease over time.
◾Fatigue: Feeling tired is also common after a hysterectomy. This is because your body is healing.
◾Changes in bowel habits: Some women experience constipation or diarrhea after a hysterectomy.
◾Emotional changes: It is normal to experience a range of emotions after a hysterectomy, such as sadness, grief, or relief.

Long-term side effects

◾Menopause: If the ovaries are removed during a hysterectomy, menopause will occur. This can cause symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats, va**nal dryness, and mood changes.
◾Decreased libido: Some women experience a decrease in libido after a hysterectomy.
◾Pelvic organ prolapse: This is a condition in which the pelvic organs, such as the bladder or re**um, drop down into the va**na. It is more common in women who have had a hysterectomy.
◾Osteoporosis: This is a condition that weakens the bones, making them more likely to break. It is more common in women who have had a hysterectomy before the age of 45.

Have concerns or questions about hysterectomy side effects? Call 02 4335 4000 or email admin@kidspointmingara.com.au to book an appointment with me.

02/02/2026

As we observe Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month this February, it's crucial to raise awareness about one of the most challenging cancers affecting women globally.

Ovarian cancer is often diagnosed at a late stage due to its subtle symptoms and lack of early screening tests. This month, let's focus on education, early detection, and supporting research to improve outcomes for women everywhere.

Understanding the signs and symptoms of ovarian cancer can empower women to seek medical advice promptly. Common symptoms include bloating, pelvic or abdominal pain, difficulty eating, and frequent urination. If you experience any of these symptoms persistently, it's important to consult with your gynaecologist.

Remember, early detection can make a significant difference in treatment success and survival rates. If you have concerns about ovarian cancer or want to discuss your risk factors, I'm here to help. Book an appointment with me by calling 02 4335 4000 or emailing admin@kidspointmingara.com.au.

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