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Northside Gynaecology

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Northside Gynaecology

A highly qualified team dedicated to putting your wellness first.

28/11/2025

No amount of birds and the bee’s prepared me for my first period. Click the link in our bio to read more!

26/11/2025

Click the link in our bio to discover the services offered by our highly skilled specialists team

23/11/2025

Maybe if we give it a nickname, it’ll be easier to talk about? NO. Maybe it’s how why women's health issues are ignored, dismissed or unknown. The monthly menstruation is an inevitable and natural part of being a uterus owner, so lets place some respect on the name. To talk about va**nal and intimate health issues loudly, we dismiss the stigma and negative connotations surrounding women’s health.

21/11/2025

Have you seen a gynaecologist? It’s never too early, or too late. It’s important to make sure your body is healthy, this means regular check ups that can help with early detection and treatment plans. Weather your just starting your journey or nearing the end, it’s normal to be uncertain and have some questions- this is where we come in. Visit our the link in our bio to book in for a free 20 minute nurse chat or find out more about the services we offer through referrals.

19/11/2025

No, its my va**na.
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Despite being a vessel of life, the va**na remains the pariah of women's health issues. Historically, women’s health conditions have been faced with the stigma of sexual connotation, preventing open and honest discussions. As women, we are forced to overcome the gaps and barriers within women’s health to receive preventative, proactive, and evidence based care.

In terms of healthcare advances and shifts in societal perceptions, there is a lot to celebrate. Although, the evolution of women's health is still active, and it is imperative that as a collective we remain open and proud about our health.

17/11/2025

Every period is different, so it can be hard to know if what your experiencing is ‘normal’. On average, va**nal bleeding can last between 3-7 days, with the heaviest flow occurring in the first 2-3 days. Symptoms vary largely so its good to talk to trusted doctor about your symptoms and what is ‘normal’ for your body.

14/11/2025

Menopause is the natural and permanent end of a woman's menstrual cycles. Caused by a drop in hormone levels, primarily estrogen, this change typically occurs between the ages of 45 and 55.

Common symptoms include hot flashes, night sweats, and sleep disturbances, though experiences vary widely and can also include aches, pains, and emotional changes. If this sounds familiar, talk to your doctor about possible ways to management these changes.

10/11/2025

Prioritising your well-being as a woman is crucial for preventing burnout and improving mental health, and your ability to handle life's (sometimes seemingly endless) challenges. Here are four ways you can prioritise your health in the last couple months of the year!

Keep your circle full of people who empower and uplift you, and don't forget to reach out if things are hard!

07/11/2025

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Don’t live in fear. Heavy periods can cause more than a stained pair of jeans, they can impact your emotional, physical and social life. It’s important to talk to your doctor if you experience heavy periods that impact your daily life and routine for possible treatments and/or causes.

06/11/2025

Perimenopause. It’s natural and it’s different. If you are approaching your mid-late 40s and experience symptoms such as irregular periods, hot flashes, and mood changes, it may be time to consider talk to your doctor about perimenopause.

Perimenopause occurs when your ovaries produce less estrogen which causes your hormone levels to fluctuate and become unpredictable. Lifestyle changes can make this transition easier, but talking to your doctor can clear up a lot of confusion. Click the link in our bio to read more about perimenopause and possible treatment options.

05/11/2025

Let’s talk PCOS with Dr Ashwini Margale! .and.hormones Answering your FAQ’s questions!
What is PCOS?
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What lifestyle modifications help PCOS?

03/11/2025

Menstrual mood swings can have you begging to be sedated like poor Christina. Throughout your menstrual cycle, your body goes through hormonal fluctuations of estragon and progesterone as well as chemical changes of serotonin that affect brain chemicals, influencing mood changes. These fluctuations may become more intense the week leading up to a period and is known as a condition called premenstrual syndrome (PMS). Symptoms include irritability, anxiety, sadness and confusion.

PMS is generally manageable with certain lifestyle changes such as stress management, maintaining a balanced and healthy diet and exercise. Although, in some more severe cases, these symptoms can be more intense and cause significant emotional and physical distress. This is a condition called PMDD. There is no specific test to diagnose this condition, although tracking your symptoms can help you and your health care professional understand your body better.

If you experience symptoms that impact your emotional, physical, behavioural or cognitive ability, you're not alone, talk to your doctor about possible treatment options that work for you.

Address

538 Gympie Road KEDRON
Chermside, QLD
4031

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 4:30pm

Website

http://www.northsidegynaecology.com.au/

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