A woman's peak reproductive years are between the late teens and late 20s. By age 30, fertility (the ability to get pregnant) starts to decline. This decline becomes more rapid once you reach your mid-30s. By 45, fertility has declined so much that getting pregnant naturally is unlikely for most women.
Emerging research has highlighted an intriguing link between the different phases of a menstrual cycle and injury susceptibility in athletes.
A guide for athletes
Find out what causes high cortisol levels and how our women’s health GPs can help.
How to manage high cortisol levels
The Mirena coil is an effective, long-term and reversible method of contraception which can be fitted at our hospital.
Discover the Mirena Coil
Painful or heavy periods can affect your daily life. Our guide offers help and support if you’re living with painful or heavy bleeding.
Support for heavy or painful periods
Endometriosis can affect women between their periods starting and menopause. Read our guide to discover what it is, the signs and symptoms.
Our guide to coping with endometriosis
PID is a common but serious disease that affects around 220,000 women in the UK each year. Our guide explains what it is, what causes it and how to prevent it.
Living with pelvic inflammatory disease
If you’re concerned about potential pain or you feel self-conscious about having a cervical smear, our guide can help.
Smear test awareness
Contraception, also known as birth control, is designed to prevent pregnancy. Find out about the types of contraception that are available to you.
Your guide to contraception
A poor night’s sleep, due to insomnia or physical symptoms, can affect your physical and mental health and leave you exhausted at work.
Is a lack of sleep affecting your life?
This article aims to guide you through changes to your urogynaecological health during pregnancy.
Bump to baby urogynaecological changes
If you're looking for help with pelvic and general wellness after childbirth, our guide can help.
Managing your wellness after childbirth
If you’re struggling with urinary incontinence after giving birth or as a result of menopausal changes, we can help.
A guide for women's pelvic health
Consultant Gynaecologist
Mr Gupta's specialties include urinary incontinence, uterine and vaginal prolapse and heavy or painful periods.
Consultant Gynaecologist
Mr Connell's specialties include prolapse, incontinence, vaginal reconstruction surgery and MonaLisa Touch.
Consultant Gynaecologist
Mr Khalil's specialties include diagnostic laparoscopy, myomectomy and hysterectomy.
Consultant Gynaecologist
Miss Zakaryan specialises in general gynaecology, including bleeding problems, vulval problems, contraception, HRT, fibroids and vaginal prolapse.
It's easy to find out more about treatment by giving us a call or completing our enquiry form.
