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We’re often asked – is robotic surgery better for a hysterectomy? So, in this article, we’re going to answer this question. But before we do, it’s essential that you understand what hysterectomy is and the conditions it treats. What is a hysterectomy? A hysterectomy is an operation to remove the uterus

Over time women may develop common gynaecological conditions such as fibroids, cysts, and polyps because of hormonal changes, the menstrual cycle, and other lifestyle factors. But with the three being so similar, you may find it difficult to differentiate between them. To help clarify, let’s look at the main differences

Most women hope to have children at some point in their lives. But if you’ve been diagnosed with a condition such as polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), you might worry and question whether you can become pregnant. The good news is – you can get pregnant. It may just be a

As a woman, you will have undergone a cervical screening test a number of times in your adult life. It is an essential part of women’s healthcare and helps to pick up on any abnormal cells and treat them before they become a matter of concern. An example of this

Doctors never stop learning. With new developments and techniques occurring every day, it’s never a dull moment. Recently, Dr Kothari had the opportunity to gain further training from renowned gynaecological surgeon Dr Devin Garza (MD, FACOG). Dr Devin Garza is a gynaecological surgeon from Texas, USA. He has an interest and extensive experience

Affecting one in nine women across Australia, endometriosis is a crippling women’s health condition. With so many women asking – how do I know if I have endometriosis? In this article, we help answer this question by providing you with the signs and symptoms of endometriosis you need to look

Dr. Kothari provides some insight into how endometriosis can affect pregnancy. Learn more.

This Teal Ribbon Day, we want to raise awareness around the early signs and symptoms of Ovarian Cancer. Often known as the silent killer due to the symptoms of ovarian cancer being much the same as those caused by less serious medical conditions. It’s also important to note that early-stage

January is Cervical Awareness Month, and here at Wollongong Obstetrics and Gynaecology, we encourage you to join us in this cause to raise awareness and take steps to help prevent cervical cancer. According to the World Health Organisation, “Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer in women.” However, according

As we fast approach the Christmas break and look forward to the new year and the opportunities it will bring, we take time to reflect on the good moments of 2021. Over this past year, we have enjoyed bringing you informative articles. As we look to answering more of your