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Dr Nomaphelo Mbungu is a dedicated Obstetrician, Gynaecologist and Fertility Specialist who recently joined Mediclinic Louis Leipoldt, bringing a wealth of experience and a deep commitment to women's health.

09/03/2026

When heavy periods need medical attention

Heavy menstrual bleeding is not something women should simply tolerate.

If you are:

-soaking through pads or tampons hourly

-passing large clots

-feeling dizzy or fatigued

-missing work due to bleeding

it is important to seek assessment. Causes may include fibroids, hormonal imbalance, or other uterine conditions.

Your comfort and safety matter.

08/03/2026

Welcome to March: human rights month

March in South Africa is recognised as Human Rights Month. Among the many rights we honour is the right to accessible, respectful, and dignified healthcare.

Women have the right to:

-clear information about their bodies

-informed choices about contraception and fertility

-safe pregnancy and birth care

-confidential consultations

-compassionate, non-judgemental treatment

Healthcare should empower, not intimidate.

06/03/2026

Endometriosis awareness and pelvic pain

March is globally recognised for endometriosis awareness.

Severe period pain, pain during in*******se, chronic pelvic pain, and difficulty falling pregnant should not be dismissed as ‘normal’. Endometriosis is common and often underdiagnosed.

Early assessment and appropriate management can significantly improve quality of life.

28/02/2026

As February and Reproductive Health Month come to an end, the conversation does not stop here.

Reproductive health is not limited to a single appointment or a specific phase of life. It is supported through regular check-ups, honest conversations, early assessment, and informed decision-making at every stage.

If this month has encouraged you to reflect on your health, ask questions, or plan a visit, that is a meaningful step. Caring for your body is an ongoing partnership, and it deserves time, attention, and compassion.

25/02/2026

Many women delay seeking care because they feel their symptoms are ‘not serious enough’.

If something feels different, persistent, or concerning, it is worth discussing. Listening to your body and seeking professional guidance early is one of the most important acts of self-care.

23/02/2026

While age does influence fertility, it is not the only factor.

Ovulation patterns, hormone levels, tubal health, s***m factors, lifestyle, and underlying medical conditions all play important roles. Many women delay seeking advice due to misconceptions or fear.

Early assessment allows informed decisions and broader treatment options.

20/02/2026

Occasional changes in cycle length can be normal. However, persistently irregular, very heavy, or absent periods may indicate hormonal imbalance, polycystic ovarian syndrome, thyroid disorders, or uterine conditions.

Menstrual changes are the body’s way of signalling that something may need attention.

Early investigation can prevent complications and provide clarity.

16/02/2026

Excess oestrogen can contribute to a range of gynaecological concerns, including heavy or irregular periods, breast tenderness, bloating, mood changes, fibroids, and endometrial thickening.

Hormone imbalance is influenced by factors such as weight changes, stress, medication, and underlying medical conditions. Symptoms should not be ignored or self-managed without assessment.

Identifying and addressing hormone imbalance early can significantly improve wellbeing.

14/02/2026

Valentine’s Day often focuses on romance, but healthy relationships go far beyond flowers and gestures.

A healthy relationship is one where you feel respected, heard, safe, and supported, emotionally, physically, and sexually. These elements directly influence a woman’s wellbeing, confidence, and long-term health.

This Valentine’s Day, I encourage women to prioritise relationships that honour their boundaries, support their choices, and contribute positively to their health and peace of mind.

11/02/2026

Menopause is a natural life stage, but its symptoms can vary widely between women.

Common signs include changes in menstrual patterns, hot flushes, night sweats, sleep disturbance, mood changes, vaginal dryness, and reduced concentration. These symptoms may begin years before periods stop completely.

If menopausal symptoms are affecting your quality of life, support and treatment options are available. Menopause care should be individualised and evidence based.

09/02/2026

Cervical health beyond awareness months

Cervical health matters throughout the year, not only during awareness campaigns.

Early cervical changes often cause no symptoms, which is why routine screening remains essential even when you feel well.

If you are unsure when your last screening was, this is a good time to schedule one.

07/02/2026

What reproductive health really means

Reproductive health is often associated only with pregnancy, but it is much broader.

It includes healthy and manageable menstrual cycles, access to safe and effective contraception, prevention and treatment of sexually transmitted infections, fertility care, pregnancy support, and menopause management.

Looking after reproductive health supports long-term wellbeing and quality of life.

Address

Mediclinic Louis Leipoldt
Bellville
7530

Telephone

+27217700041

Website

https://drnomambungu.co.za/

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