How to get all Gynaecology Services - including emergencies

The gynaecology service at Gyncentre Clinics provide comprehensive care for women with a wide range of gynaecology issues. The service provides inpatient, outpatient and emergency services through its mobile doctors and consultants country wide.

Outpatient clinics

We run a wide range of general and specialist clinic including:

• suspicion of cancer rapid access clinic (strict referral criteria)
• cancer follow-up clinic 
• Pregnancy crisis including termination of pregnancy with fetal abnormalities after imaging.
• multi-disciplinary oncology clinic
• colposcopy clinics
• continence and urodynamic service
• reproductive medicine clinic
• recurrent miscarriage service
• outpatient procedure clinics
• menopause clinic for women experiencing a problematic menopause or those requiring HRT (hormone replacement therapy) advice 
• laparoscopic sterilisation clinic offeings counselling to women requesting sterilisation as a contraception option
• hormone dysfunction clinic
• minimally invasive surgery
• endometriosis clinics

Emergency services clinic

 It provides assessment and treatment for women presenting with complications of early pregnancy and acute gynaecological conditions.

The majority are managed on an outpatient basis, but can be admitted to the Gynaecology Ward or the Day Surgery Unit as appropriate.

Services we offer

• Conservative and surgical management of miscarriage
• Surgical and medical management of ectopic pregnancy
• Investigation and management of all gynaecological emergencies.

Early pregnancy complications (Usually 5 to 16 weeks gestation)

• Any Vaginal bleeding or abdominal pain
• Miscarriage
• Ectopic pregnancy
• Post termination complications
• Pregnancy of unknown location

Gynaecological causes of acute abdominal pain

• PID (if too acute to be managed by GUM)
• Ovarian cyst accidents
• Abdominal / pelvic masses (associated with acute pain)

Very heavy vaginal bleeding

• Severe menstrual bleeding
• Associated with all genital tract pathology

Others

• Bartholin’s / vulval abscess
• Post gynaecological surgery complications. (within six
  weeks of surgery).

• Pregnancy complications occurring beyond the first 16 weeks and before six weeks post-partum.
• Hyperemesis/vomiting in pregnancy.
• For termination of pregnancy.
• For STI screening.

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               +254 771 928 286
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