Helpful information before your consultation

Consider a consultation for symptoms that concern you, menstrual changes, pelvic pain, reproductive-health questions, pregnancy planning, fertility concerns, menopausal symptoms or preventive care. Urgent or severe symptoms need prompt medical attention.

The right timing varies. If you have a positive test, contact a qualified clinician or the clinic for guidance, particularly if you have pain, bleeding, a prior high-risk pregnancy or other health conditions.

Yes. A consultation can help review relevant history and discuss suitable evaluation, lifestyle considerations, timing and whether referral or further support may be appropriate.

Bring previous prescriptions, relevant reports, a list of current medicines and any questions you would like to discuss. The clinic may advise you about additional documents for your specific visit.

Please ask the clinic first. Avoid sending sensitive health information through ordinary messaging unless the clinic directs you to an appropriate channel.

No. For severe pain, heavy bleeding, breathing difficulty, fainting, seizure, suspected ectopic pregnancy, labour emergency or any rapidly worsening condition, seek immediate emergency care.