Dr. Stephen Musyoki Mutiso

Dr. Stephen Musyoki Mutiso Dr. Stephen Mutiso is a specialist obstetrician gynaecologist registered by the Kenya Medical Practi

A specialist obstetrician gynaecologist registered by the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentist Board (KMPDB) and practising in Nairobi. I am a member of Kenya Medical Association (KMA) and the Kenya Obstetrics and Gynaelocogy Society (KOGS). Improving women Health in the developing world through prevention, treatment ,research and training. Giving health talks on topical issues on women's health such as pregnancy, childbirth, family planning and cancer. Serving women from different social-economic and cultural backgrounds including providing gynaecology outreach services to different public and mission hospitals all over Kenya when possible.

27/01/2025

January is cervical cancer awareness month.
Cervical cancer is largely preventable by safe sexual practises,frequent screening and HPV vaccination.

Prevention and early detection is important.
Make sure you schedule for your pap smear at earliest opportunity.

Also have your young ones get HPV vaccination.

01/01/2025

May this year bring you and your family:
Good Health, Happiness and Peace Always

GYNAECOLOGICAL SERVICES Some of the gynaecology services i provide include:--Pregnancy care,normal delivery,CS delivery...
02/10/2024

GYNAECOLOGICAL SERVICES

Some of the gynaecology services i provide include:-

-Pregnancy care,normal delivery,CS delivery,postnatal care,Family planning,pap smear

-Gynaecological surgeries such as removal of uterus,removal of fibroids,removal of ovarian cysts,cystocele repair,rectocele repair ,surgery for pelvic organ prolapse,vaginal tightening,fistula surgery(VVF and RVF),MC stitch insertion .

-Treatment of infertility,vaginal discharge,UTI,PCOS,abnormal menstruation,heavy menstruation,low libido

-Screening for cervical and breast cancer.

08/07/2024

PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE
Female pelvic/reproductive organs may come down from normal position and sometimes protrude out of the birth canal.This is referred as pelvic organ prolapse.The organs which may get involved into this are the uterus,vaginal vault,bladder,rectum and intestines.

Normally normal position of these organs is supported by muscles,fascia and ligaments.

Damage to the above supports and nerves lead to weakness of the pelvic floor and may cause pelvic organ prolapse.

Risk factors for prolapse include vaginal birth,multiple vaginal births,big babies,old age.

Symptoms of prolapse include a feeling pelvic heaviness,something coming out, incomplete bladder emptying,urinary symptoms,sexual difficulties and sometimes incomplete defecation.

Incase of such problems and other gynaecological issues don't hesitate to consult me.

Dr Stephen Mutiso
Consultant Obstetrician/Gynaecologist
Kenyatta National hospital Private Doctors Plaza Suite 27.

12/05/2024

Happy mothers day to all mothers.Its my prayer you enjoy motherhood.God bless all of you.

08/05/2024

POTENTIAL HARMFUL EFFECTS OF NORMAL DELIVERY ON THE PELVIC FLOOR

Majority of normal births dont cause any problem to the pelvic floor.
However some women can experience problems due to damage of the muscles and nerves of the pelvic floor such as leakage of urine and
leakage of stool and flatus.Serious extensive perineal tears can also cause f***l incontinence.
Some women may also experience vaginal flatus .The damage on the pelvic floor and perineaum may cause widening of birth canal leading to sexual inadequacies and marital disharmony.

The risk of complications worsen with the number of deliveries.

The long term effects of the damage to the pelvic floor may contribute to development of ge***al prolapse.

The complications arising from vaginal deliveries can be corrected .
Kindly get intouch for evaluation and pelvic floor reconstruction services.

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