Private Gynaecologist in South Kensington

Routine Gynaecological Exam

Our private consultant gynaecologists in South Kensington will thoroughly examine your reproductive system during a regular gynaecological check-up. To gain a better understanding of your general health, we will conduct these tests at the clinic:

• Urine sample exam
• Breast examination
• Pelvic examination
• External genital exam
• Speculum exam
• Smear test
• Rectovaginal exam

Following these physical examinations, our skilled team of gynaecologists in South Kensington will work tirelessly to provide you with the best treatment and specialized care. The total expense of the treatment will be based on your individual needs. Our pricing is very transparent and explicit. Before beginning the treatment, the physician will discuss the fee details with you.

The private gynaecology services we provide include:

• Emergency gynaecological care with short-notice consultations and walk-in options.
• Oncology services designed to treat cancers affecting the female reproductive organs.
• Early pregnancy care, contraceptive guidance and treatment.
• Infertility and reproductive endocrinology treatments.
• Family planning to help you determine the best time for conception.
• Pelvic reconstructive surgery and urogynaecology for diagnosing and surgically treating urinary issues and any pelvic organ disorders in women
• Follow-up treatments for cervical smears.
• Treatments to manage and ease menopause symptoms.

Common Gynaecological Conditions and Treatments

• Menstrual problems: If you experience more frequent and prolonged periods than the usual range of 25 to 30 days, it’s important to consult a GP or visit a gynaecology clinic near you for a check-up. For persistent spotting, make an appointment to see our private gynaecologist. Blood count, pelvic scan on the ovaries and uterus, or thyroid gland examination may be performed.
• Pelvic pain: It’s advisable for women who experience pain in the pelvis or during sexual intercourse to undergo pelvic or vaginal exams, ultrasound or laparoscopy to check for endometriosis symptoms.
• Endometriosis: This occurs when a tissue similar to the uterine lining affects the ovaries or ligaments supporting the womb. Endometriosis might be the cause of slight bleeding, ovary enlargement, and ligament scarring, which leads to excruciating pain.
• Prolapse: After childbirth, the vaginal wall tends to weaken and may result in the prolapse of the uterus (uterine neck) or bladder. Surgery is usually required to correct this.
• Hysteroscopy surgery: This procedure involves performing biopsies and removing fibroids or polyps from the uterus.
• Fibroids: This common condition affects the uterine muscle or the inner or outer lining. It usually causes heavy periods and, in rare cases, infertility. Treatment options include surgery or monthly shots.
• Hysterectomy: This is done to take out the womb when cancer in the uterus or surrounding organs isn’t responding to treatment. Hysterectomy can be performed vaginally, abdominally, or surgically.
• Post-menopausal bleeding: Women experiencing bleeding after menopause should undergo an ultrasound and a pelvic exam to check for early signs of cancer or polyps.
• Gynaecological cancer surgery: Women with cancers affecting the cervix, vulva, ovaries, uterus, fallopian tubes or vagina may need to undergo this surgery.
• Colposcopy for abnormal smears: This 10-15 minute procedure is recommended for women who have abnormal smear test outcomes.
• Vulval conditions: Problems within the outer vaginal tissues can affect any woman at any age. These disorders include skin hardening, precancerous symptoms, vulvacysts and intra-epithelial neoplasia.