London Gynaecology

23/09/2025

“Jess’ story reminds us that sadly no one is too young for cancer. Don’t dismiss persistent bloating, pain, or changes in your body. If something doesn’t feel right - push for answers.”- .alisha.e , women's health GP at London Gynaecology.

Women’s health conditions often take longer to diagnose. That’s why it’s vital to find a practitioner who truly listens and to request referrals to specialists if your symptoms persist.

Some symptoms may be silent, but they are important.

Read our latest post on the silent symptoms of ovarian cancer.
https://www.london-gynaecology.com/the-silent-signs-of-ovarian-cancer/

03/09/2025

Do your family and friends know what’s true or false? Share this with them and turn everyday conversations into lifesaving ones.

This month we celebrate

Studies into female-related conditions/illnesses are relatively new and still making headway. It is important for us to keep sharing information and busting the myths.

Hear your body and get the expert guidance you need. If you wish to speak to a private gynaecologist or female GP about your concerns but you're unsure about which specialist you would be comfortable with.

Contact us at 020 7101 1700

13/08/2025

🔵From pre-op care to recovery, we’re so proud to provide the support, kindness, and expertise our patients deserve. 🩺

06/08/2025

💧We know infant feeding is personal and often overwhelming.

Whether you’re breastfeeding, chestfeeding, pumping, combo feeding or formula feeding. We offer compassionate, evidence-based nutritional advice for mothers . Our nutritionist, creates personalised plans to help you feel your best, no matter how you feed your baby.

Click our link in the bio

30/07/2025

Leah Williamson’s journey is a powerful reminder, many women live with chronic pain that isn’t always visible and at times brushed off as nothing serious.

It is important to not suffer in silence, find a community and medical providers that take your symptoms seriously and listen to your concerns.

25/07/2025

🧬1 in 36 women in the UK will be diagnosed with womb cancer.

It’s now the 4th most common cancer in women and yet, there’s still no national screening programme for it.

At London Gynaecology, we offer access to the WID Easy Test — a highly sensitive, non-invasive molecular test that can help detect signs of womb and cervical cancer when symptoms are present.

*note*
This is not a screening test, and it is only offered when clinically appropriate, following consultation with one of our specialists.

If you’re experiencing symptoms such as unusual or postmenopausal bleeding, don’t wait — early assessment can make all the difference.

11/07/2025

📊 Decades ago, women’s health conditions, particularly gynecological disorders, were significantly under-researched and often misdiagnosed. Unfortunately, that legacy still impacts how many women experience and manage conditions like uterine fibroids today.

Studies show that up to 70% of women will develop fibroids by age 50, yet many remain undiagnosed, either due to lack of symptoms or having their concerns dismissed.

🩺 It is essential to:
• Stay informed about the signs and symptoms
• Attend regular gynecological checkups
• Advocate for care from healthcare professionals who truly listen

Women’s health deserves attention, research, and respectful care. Send this to the women in your circle and stay informed.

If you’re looking for the right GP or gynaecologist for a consultation, click our link in the bio for bookings at London Gynaecology.

01/07/2025

Have you ever considered going to a Private GP? Our wonderful GP Alisha Esmail gives her thoughts on the occasions when it might be worth going to a private GP in our latest blog:

Why would I see a private GP instead of my NHS GP? Seeing a private GP can offer you more time, flexibility, and faster access. Appointments are typically ...

25/04/2025

Mr Pisal, one of the consultants with is running again on Sunday for the 15th time (this will be his 26th Marathon), for which is an amazing charity that helps homeless women. We would be grateful if you can support this amazing cause in any way you can. Also, it will be great to see many of you along the route chearing Mr Pisal and many other marathon warriers! The weather is going to be great (for spectating), so do come out and have a great day!

Shout out to who is matching the first 1000£ raised. https://www.justgiving.com/page/narendra-pisal-2

Thank you so much for all your support!

08/03/2025

Empowering women, supporting each other, and making a difference every day!

At London Gynaecology, we are proud to empower women and foster a supportive environment where everyone can thrive. With women making up 64% of our leadership team and 80% of our entire practice, we are dedicated to making a truly positive impact on women's health.

Hear what our wonderful women at LG have to say.

04/03/2025

Have questions about your va**na or sexual health? Many patients hesitate to ask their gynaecologist important questions, not realising that these concerns may be shared by others as well. Miss Aref-Adib spoke with Stylist to address some of the common concerns that many patients think about but are too afraid to ask: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0hg3m20

From post-birth intimacy to concerns about discharge, we're here to provide the answers that matter to your health and peace of mind - don’t hesitate to reach out for support.

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28/02/2025

We are proud to offer an innovative solution for women suffering from abnormal uterine bleeding during or after menopause. The WID-easy test is a simple and effective genetic test that helps diagnose potential issues without invasive procedures.

Why WID-easy?
✅ Accurate results with over 90% reduction in unnecessary follow-ups.
✅ Rapid analysis, delivering results within days.
✅ Simple and minimally invasive sample collection.

Empowering patients to make informed decisions about their health is at the heart of what we do. Together, we are transforming the landscape of women's health and ensuring timely care for all. For every test conducted, we donate to The Eve Appeal, supporting gynaecological cancer research.

For more information, read our blog: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0h7MKh0