Gynaecology Services and Treatment in London

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Bader Medical Institute provides comprehensive gynaecology services in the heart of London’s medical district. From routine cervical health exams and contraception services to treating menstrual disorders and medical conditions such as endometriosis, the compassionate and knowledgeable team at Bader Medical Institute of London is here to support your health and well-being.

Expert OB-GYN specialist Mrs Maria Papadopoulou leads our team in providing excellent and highly focused patient-centric care for the following:

Endometriosis

The tissue that normally lines the inside of the womb, i.e. the endometrium, attaches and grows out of the womb cavity at spots that include the ovaries, the ligaments of the uterus, the appendix, the bowel, the cervix and the wall of the peritoneal cavity.

Menstrual Disorders

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome is the most common hormonal disorder in modern women. One in fifteen women between 20-and 40 years old suffers from this syndrome, while one in three women has at least one of the hormonal symptoms that refer to it!

Cervical Health

We check you with a Pap Smear Test, Colposcopy test to see if you have any HPV, infections or STDs

Genital Warts

Genital warts are a sexually transmitted disease (STD) caused by some strains of the HPV virus or “Human Papilloma Virus”. Genital warts manifest as small lumps appearing on female and male genitalia.

Vaginal Infections & STD’s

Get all the information you need for Vaginal infections & STDs, such as Chlamydia, Vaginitis, Mycosis…

Contraception

Contraception is the technique used to prevent an unwanted pregnancy. Contraception methods are divided into natural and artificial.

Overview
F.A.Q.

Gynaecology Services and Treatment Consultation

Understanding and managing your gynaecological health needs is our top priority, and it begins with a treatment consultation. During your appointment, we will conduct a physical exam and a review of your past medical history and current health status to determine your current preventative care needs as well as treatment options and next steps for any other specific concerns.

Schedule an Appointment

If you have current women’s health concerns or simply need a routine cervical health exam, we invite you to schedule an appointment. For the highest level of gynaecological care in a warm and comfortable environment, contact us today at Bader Medical Institute of London.

Frequently Asked Questions

We recommend that women visit a gynaecologist annually for a check-up, and more frequently if they experience symptoms like irregular menstrual cycles, pelvic pain, or other reproductive concerns.

In the UK, the NHS Breast Screening Programme invites women aged 50 to 70 to undergo mammograms every three years, extending up to 73 years upon request. Women under 50 are generally not included in routine screening unless they are at high risk because breast density in younger women can make mammograms less effective at detecting cancer. Make your health provider aware of any relevant family history and regardless of age seek a medical evaluation promptly for any physical changes or specific concerns.

Heavy menstrual periods, also known as menorrhagia, are common but they are not necessarily "normal." It is important to differentiate between what may be heavier than usual for one individual versus what is clinically considered excessive bleeding. Typically, a period is considered heavy if it:

Lasts longer than 7 days
Requires changing sanitary products more often than every 1-2 hours
Involves passing large blood clots larger than a quarter
Leads to symptoms of anaemia, such as tiredness, fatigue, or shortness of breath

Heavy menstrual bleeding can be caused by a variety of factors including hormonal imbalances, uterine fibroids, or other underlying health conditions. Women experiencing these issues with their periods are advised to seek a consultation to determine the cause and appropriate treatment.