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Treatments

Treatments and services · Obstetrics & Gynaecology

These pages provide general information. The approach that suits you is decided together after your consultation.

01

Antenatal care

Planned follow-up from early pregnancy to birth, monitoring the health of mother and baby with regular check-ups, ultrasound and screening tests.

A routine visit usually takes 20–30 minRead more
02

Birth preparation counselling

Informative sessions on mode of delivery, signs of labour, breathing and relaxation techniques and the first days after birth.

A session usually takes 30–45 minRead more
03

Pre-conception counselling

A general health assessment, relevant tests and practical advice for couples who are planning a baby.

Consultation and examination usually take 30–40 minRead more
04

Gynaecological examination and ultrasound

A regular check of the womb, ovaries and overall gynaecological health, supported by ultrasound when needed.

The examination usually takes 20–30 minRead more
05

Smear and HPV screening

Smear and HPV tests that aim to detect precancerous changes of the cervix at an early stage.

The test takes a few minutes; around 15–20 min including the consultationRead more
06

Assessment of menstrual irregularities

Examination, ultrasound and hormone assessment to understand the cause of infrequent, frequent, prolonged or painful periods.

The examination usually takes 20–30 minRead more
07

Menopause counselling

Assessment and follow-up to help you understand the changes of the menopausal transition and protect your quality of life.

Consultation and examination usually take 30–40 minRead more
08

Adolescent gynaecology counselling

Consultations that answer girls’ questions about periods, growth and body changes in a safe and understanding setting.

A consultation usually takes 30 minRead more
This page is for information only; please consult a doctor for diagnosis and treatment. In an emergency, call 112.