Description
The Women's Health Group are devoted to providing the highest quality obstetric and gynecologic health care for women. Gynaecological conditions our consultants specialise in: The Women’s Health Group offers a vast array of gynaecological services, examinations, operations and treatments including:
• Abnormal cervical smears
• Bladder problems
• Contraception
• Endometriosis
• Fertility problems
• Fibroids
• Heavy periods/menorrhagia
• Menopause
• Ovarian Cysts
• Pelvic floor problems • Pelvic inflammatory disease
• Pelvic pain
• Period problems
• Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
• Polyps
• Post menopausal bleeding
• Prolapse
• Sexual problems
• Stress incontinence
• Vaginal discharge
• Vaginal repair surgery
• Vulval problems
Our Team promote the well-being and dignity of women by providing the highest quality care in women’s health in a compassionate and respectful manner. We aim to support each woman in her state of life, providing individualised care according to their needs.
Our experienced gynaecological surgeons carry out minimally invasive (keyhole) in addition to open and pelvic floor (prolapse) surgery. We offers our clients laparoscopic surgery for endometriosis and pelvic pain, and also vaginal surgery for prolapse. We are fully registered with all the major health insurance companies.
Our consultants operate from St. Luke’s General Hospital and Aut Even Hospital part of the mount carmel Health Group. Private Hospital Insurance would be advisable if surgery is required. If you do require surgery a financial estimate can be obtained for you on request or alternatively you will be transferred over to the care of the HSE.
All urgent appointment are available on request by calling Jean Donegan, Practice Manager on 056-7795302.
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Which adverse pregnancy outcomes increase with maternal age? A recent Danish national study published in Obstetrics and Gynaecology March 2018 has highlighted the increased risks associated with maternal age. It is well known that there is increased risk for foetal chromosomal abnormalities in older mothers, however the risks for other adverse outcomes during pregnancy are less well-defined. The investigators in this study collected data on over 350,000 pregnant women in Denmark from 2008 through 2014. The overall risk for adverse outcomes (chromosomal abnormalities, congenital malformations, stillbirth, miscarriage, preterm birth) was 5% (mothers age range-20 to 34 years), 7% (mothers age range-35 to 39 years) and 11% (mothers age range over 40 years). The additional risk amongst women in the over 40 years age bracket was mainly driven by increased probability of chromosomal abnormalities (7 times greater) and miscarriage (4 times greater) than those women aged 20 - 34. When the data was analysed adjusting for BMI, smoking, numbers of babies before and IVF there was no big difference. The encouraging thing from this particular study is that asides from chromosome abnormalities the risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes is relatively low even for women over 40 years of age. Although this is good news for women who might be considering postponing pregnancy, it still highlights the risks of miscarriage and chromosomal issues that are more likely in this older age group. Prof Ray O'Sullivan
We are delighted to announce that we were able to raise a whopping €500 for @irishcancersociety from our Coffee Morning and with the generosity of our wonderful bosses here, we are able to make that figure double so we will be donating €1000🤗🤗 We would like to thank everyone again for all your generosity and contributions and making it such a great morning🙂🙂🙂 #irishcancersociety #cancer #cancerawareness#daffodilday2018 #coffeemorning#raisingfunds #kickcancer
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