One-stop Menstrual Disorder Clinic is one-stop service is designed to assess, investigate, diagnose and commence treatment for heavy and painful periods, are all performed at the same visit
Having everything done in one visit means it reduces delays in commencing treatment, and unnecessary re visits (all in one). However, some women may be required to return for furher medical treatment, further investigations or surgery.
Your appointment will involve tests and possible treatments such as:
· Taking Comprehensive medical history
. Gynaecological examination
. *Ultrasound scan
. Taking sample from the lining of the uterus if required
. Commencing the appropriate treatment (medical or surgical)
Having everything done in one visit means it reduces delays in commencing treatment, and unnecessary re visits (all in one). However, some women may be required to return for furher medical treatment, further investigations or surgery.
Your appointment will involve tests and possible treatments such as:
· Taking Comprehensive medical history
. Gynaecological examination
. *Ultrasound scan
. Taking sample from the lining of the uterus if required
. Commencing the appropriate treatment (medical or surgical)
How can I prepare for this appointment?
Your appointment can expect to take between one and two hours. A relative or friend is welcomed to stay with you throughout the whole of your visit. You can eat and drink normally on the day of your appointment.
*Ultrasound Scan obtains a picture of the inside of your body. The scan is performed using a probe which is gently inserted into the vagina – it will be similar to having an internal examination. This method of scanning does not require you to have a full bladder as the probe is close to the pelvic organs.
Your appointment can expect to take between one and two hours. A relative or friend is welcomed to stay with you throughout the whole of your visit. You can eat and drink normally on the day of your appointment.
*Ultrasound Scan obtains a picture of the inside of your body. The scan is performed using a probe which is gently inserted into the vagina – it will be similar to having an internal examination. This method of scanning does not require you to have a full bladder as the probe is close to the pelvic organs.
