Venus Women's Clinic London

21/07/2024

Advise you on your birth options, including where to give birth, the different types of pain relief, and what interventions may be needed
Help you to create a birth plan detailing your preferences for the labour

21/07/2024

The contraceptive coil needs to be fitted by a gynaecologist.
Before the coil is fitted:
The doctor will perform an internal pelvic exam to check the size and position of your uterus so that the coil can be fitted correctly
You may need to be tested and treated for any STIs before the coil insertion, to reduce the risk of complications
You will then be ready for the coil insertion:
A speculum will be used to hold open the va**na
The coil will be inserted through the cervix and into the uterus
The doctor will then check that the coil is in the correct place by feeling for the two strings that should be hanging down from the womb
The coil insertion can be slightly uncomfortable, but painkillers can help
The procedure will only take about 15 minutes
The coil will need to be checked again in about three to six weeks

21/07/2024

Specific treatment might be needed. Some symptoms may be improved with treatment. With respect to hot flushes, avoiding smoking, caffeine, and alcohol is often recommended. Sleeping in a cool room and using a fan may help. Exercise may help with sleeping problems. Other medications called hormone replacement therapy (HRT) may help or While HRT was routinely prescribed before, it is now only recommended in those with significant symptoms, as there are concerns about side effects. Miss Arafa is a leading consultant in this field and she can help if you have any of the above symptoms to find the best course of action.
In post-menopausal women, however, any ge***al bleeding is an alarming symptom that requires an appropriate study to rule out the possibility of malignant diseases.

21/07/2024

You should see a gynaecologist if you are experiencing pelvic pain, particularly if it is linked with other gynaecological symptoms. However, if the pain is very severe you should go to your nearest A&E as it could be cause by a burst cyst, appendicitis or another issue that requires urgent treatment.

If you visit a gynaecologist because of pelvic pain, your doctor may want to do the following to identify the cause:

Ask about your symptoms and menstrual cycle
Perform a gynaecological exam
Use a colposcope to look at your cervix
Use a hysteroscope to examine your womb
Perform a laparoscopy to get a closer look at your reproductive organs

08/07/2024

تقع عيادات ڤينوس النسائية في اماكن متعددة في لندن و جميعها تركز على صحة المرأة حيث نحرص على توفير طبيبات في لندن في معظم الأيام لحالات الامراض النسائية.

04/07/2024

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July offer : starting from £150 , Call now to book your Test: 020 073900260
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Womens’ health services that you need to take care of your s*xual and reproductive health.

25/06/2024

During your antenatal consultation, the obstetrician will:
Advise you on your birth options, including where to give birth, the different types of pain relief, and what interventions may be needed
Help you to create a birth plan detailing your preferences for the labour
Explain what to expect during the birth and ensure that you know what to do when labour begins
Arrange a planned Caesarean section if necessary
Book you in to a private clinic in London for the delivery

15/06/2024

When you visit the clinic for STD screening, the doctor will usually begin by asking some questions about your health and s*xual history. Miss Arafa is an experienced gynaecologist who will help you to feel as comfortable as possible while you talk. You might discuss:
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-Any symptoms you’ve been experiencing that could be caused by an STD
-When you last had s*x
-Whether you’ve had unprotected s*x (without a condom)

15/06/2024

What Are The Reasons for Having a Colposcopy?

-Abnormal cells were detected during your routine cervical smear.
-The smear test produced inconclusive results
anything unusual was spotted during a routine smear test or gynaecological exam
-You’ve been experiencing symptoms that could be associated with -Your cervix, such as bleeding between periods or after s*x😞
Book Now for a colposcopy or a smear test

15/06/2024

Are you experiencing any of the following symptoms:-
-Severe period pain that doesn’t go away when you take painkillers
-Pelvic pain, which may occur when you are not on your period
-Heavy periods
-Discomfort during or after s*x
-Blood in your poo
-Feeling more tired than usual
Then give us as call you most likely have