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Explore our women’s health blog
Browse articles, updates and educational guidance from The Women’s Health Clinic.
Our blog is designed to help women learn more about common health concerns, treatment options, menopause, intimate health, medical aesthetics, wellbeing and clinic news.
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Our blog helps explain common concerns, clinical pathways and patient questions in a more accessible way.
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Blog articles are intended to support understanding. They are not a diagnosis, treatment plan or substitute for individual medical advice.
Suitability for any treatment or pathway is confirmed after consultation and assessment.
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23rd April 2018
Like most new-Mum’s, Kate Middleton might know that kegals are important, but perhaps not how to get them right. Our midwife and ‘kegal queen’ Laura Spicer…
15 April 2018
A huge good luck to our very own Laura Spicer who is running the Brighton marathon today to raise awareness of women’s issues. Here she is…
8 April 2018
Does menopause ruin your sex life asks the Daily Mail? ‘No, it doesn’t have to!’ says our very own Clinical Director Aly Dilks.The Women’s Health Clinic…
04 April 2018
A new jab, Bulkamid, has been announced that can aid bladder problems. The injection aims to bulk up the neck of the bladder to protect against…
01 April 2018
Due to additional demand we are pleased to announce that we are now offering a Tuesday clinic in Liverpool. With events upcoming such as Ladies day,…
23rd March 2018
Anddddddd, the feedback’s in – our nurses are pretty amazing! Take a look at some of the latest testimonials we’ve been getting on Facebook. Don’t forget,…
21st March 2018
We are pleased to announce that The Women’s Health Clinic has welcomed on board gynaecologist Dr.Vivek Nama. With Dr. Nama’s specialist expertise, it now means we…
19 March 2018
Why see your GP for 7-minutes when you can see our expert nurses for an hour at a time to suit you. We know that as…
18 March 2018
We,re in the newspapers again! This time commenting on Kate Middleton’s pregnancy, the great thing about The Women’s Health Clinic is the many specialities of our…
13 March 2018
Some worrying news in the papers this morning as the Daily Mail reveals that a new booklet is being produced that shows ‘normal’ female genitalia. This…
11 March 2018
Did you know an iron tablet can be one of your first weapons in the menopause battle? Read more tips from our menopause expert and member…
7th March 2018
I’ve seen some awful memes on social media comparing women’s body parts to baguettes!’ Our very own Managing Director and urology nurse Emma Soos encourages women…
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Read, reflect, then ask the right questions
Our articles are here to help you feel more informed before speaking with a clinician.
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Articles can help you understand common terms, treatment pathways and questions worth raising.
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If an article raises questions, our team can help direct you to the appropriate appointment or service.
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Educational content to support better conversations
Our blog is designed to help patients understand topics more clearly before choosing whether to speak with a clinician.
Educational only
Blog content is for general understanding and should not be treated as personalised medical advice.
Assessment matters
Symptoms, suitability and treatment options can only be assessed properly through consultation.
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We aim to explain women’s health topics in a clear, practical and accessible way.
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