Gynaecology Patient Information

This information aims to increase your understanding of how to be an active part of your own recovery after surgery.

We are Clinical Nurse Specialists experienced in the care of individuals who are undergoing investigations for suspected gynaecological cancers or those who have been diagnosed.

Everybody deals with miscarriage differently, and there is no ‘right way’ to be.

OASI stands for obstetric anal sphincter injury, which can happen after childbirth. It is an injury to the anal sphincter that is relatively common in people who have had a vaginal delivery (it affects 1 in 5).

Physiotherapy information for patients after gynaecology surgery.

A miscarriage is the early loss of a pregnancy. Recurrent miscarriage is when this happens three or more times.

The IUS is a plastic “T” shaped frame about the size of a matchstick, which contains hormones and sits inside the womb.