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Selfcare Tips for Men and Women

July 30, 2018

Self-care is one of the most important things and something NONE of us makes time to do enough of. I have put together a list of my top 10 self-care tips…

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Women's Health ,Post Pregnancy ,Pregnancy

How To Improve Your Caesarean Scar

July 24, 2018

All mums are encouraged to ‘rest up and take it easy’ to ensure they heal well after birth. Mums who deliver via caesarean section are also asked not to drive

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Women's Health ,Pregnancy

General lifestyle issues

May 10, 2018

As you plan for your pregnancy, you should be aware of and follow some basic lifestyle changes to help you start out healthy and remain safe during your nine months.

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Women's Health ,Gynaecology

What is laparoscopy and why would I need one?

April 28, 2018

A laparoscopy is the best way for me to see inside the belly. The procedure is a type of keyhole surgery where I make small incisions in the abdomen and

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Women's Health ,In the Media

Weird things that happen to people after an orgasm

April 11, 2018

Orgasms don’t always equal pleasure… in fact, some people experience pain. From crying to ear or foot pain, headaches and uncontrollable laughter, sneezing and even panic attacks – studies have

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Women's Health ,In the Media ,Gynaecology

Should you wear underwear to bed? A Gyno weighs in.

March 23, 2018

According to Dr. Joseph Sgroi, there have been a number of studies to determine of clothing — particularly synthetic clothing — should be placed definitively on the above list, but

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Women's Health ,Fertility & IVF

6 things you need to know about fertility

March 22, 2018

If you’re planning to wait, trying to conceive or preparing for pregnancy, here are six facts you need to know about fertility: 1. Have a healthy weight to become pregnant –  Being underweight or overweight

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Women's Health ,In the Media ,Gynaecology

Why don’t we screen for ovarian cancer

February 28, 2018

Tragically, over 60 per cent of cases of ovarian cancer are diagnosed after the cancer has spread. That is why doctors like Melbourne obstetrician and gynaecologist Dr Joseph Sgroi are crying out for

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Women's Health ,In the Media

The way pregnancy and the pill can reduce your risk of ovarian cancer

February 11, 2018

A regular menstrual cycle means a continual turnover of cells in the ovaries. Cancers are formed when the turnover of cells becomes disorganised,” Dr. Joseph Sgroi says. “If you can

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