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Dr Andrew Zuschmann

Hi, I'm Andrew. I'm an Obstetrician, Gynaecologist and Fertility Specialist with over 20 years exper

27/03/2026

It’s hard to believe in 2026 that there’s still road blocks to having open conversations about mental health. My good mate Jeff and I are spending the weekend driving around in the bush on the Beyond Bitumen Rally raising awareness and funds for Beyond Blue. There’s resources available for everyone to help each other, or seek help when you need it. https://beyond-bitumen.raiselysite.com/jeff-church

23/03/2026

Weekend recap from my weekend on call ☎️

How was your weekend?

16/03/2026

Some of our recent girls names if you were in need of some inspo 🩷✨

11/03/2026

Welcome to the world Gigi 🩷

08/03/2026

This year’s global conversation centres around the theme “Give To Gain”. The idea that when we invest in women, support women and advocate for women’s opportunities, everyone benefits. Families thrive, communities strengthen and societies move forward.

In Women’s Health, this message feels especially important.

As an Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, my work is centred on supporting women through some of the most significant and vulnerable moments of their lives - pregnancy, birth, reproductive health, and the many stages in between.

Behind every consultation, every birth, every scan and every decision is a woman whose health, autonomy and voice matter.

International Women’s Day is a reminder that women deserve access to safe, respectful and evidence-based healthcare, and the ability to make informed choices about their bodies and their births.

It’s also a day to recognise the extraordinary women who make healthcare possible: midwives, nurses, doctors, researchers, allied health professionals and the countless mothers who advocate fiercely for themselves and their babies.

Every day I see the strength of women,
the resilience in pregnancy,
the courage in labour,
the vulnerability in postpartum recovery,
and the unwavering dedication of mothers raising the next generation.

Supporting women’s health isn’t just a profession.
It’s a responsibility.

Because when women are supported, listened to and empowered, everyone gains.

Today we celebrate the women in our lives - our patients, colleagues, partners, mothers, daughters and friends and recommit to building a healthcare system and a society where every woman is respected, heard and supported.

Happy International Women’s Day.

04/03/2026

Happy IBCLC Day 2026 ✨

Lactation consultants are an integral part of global public health through caring for breastfeeding families.

Our amazing Lactation consultant at Anaria Jade can help with:
- Newborn behaviour: interpreting your baby’s cues
- Ni**le pain & damage
- Breast pain
- Difficulties with latch & position
- Milk supply and/or weight gain
- Sleep, settling & early parenting
- Conflicting information: what to expect
- Antenatal education / planning consultation

27/02/2026

Miscarriage is common.
But it is never easy.
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And it doesn’t mean you should have to grieve quietly.
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What I wish more people knew:
• You can have a miscarriage even if you did “everything right”
• Most miscarriages happen because of chromosomal issues not stress, exercise, or something you ate
• You can feel shock, sadness, anger, numbness… all of it is normal
• There are different types (complete/incomplete /missed), and management options vary
• Support matters both medically and emotionally
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If you’re reading this after a loss - please know you didn’t cause this.

26/02/2026

Apparently when you try a “viral” recipe from the internet you’re meant it video it. And the video has to start with “Hi guys”! You’re welcome 🤣 and thanks to Frankie for the amazing camera work!

22/02/2026

Your first pregnancy appointment can feel exciting… and honestly a bit overwhelming.

So here’s what’s actually happening behind the scenes 👇

At your first antenatal visit we’re usually checking:
• Pregnancy dating and if there’s one or more babies
• Discussing your symptoms
• Your medical history + medications
• Screening options (including genetics)
• Blood pressure and baseline risks
• Blood tests
• Mental health screening
• Planning scans + ongoing care schedule

What I want every patient to leave with:
✅ clarity on what to expect next
✅ confidence to ask questions
✅ a plan that suits your pregnancy — not a generic checklist

15/02/2026

The best part of obstetrics and gynaecology isn’t the “big dramatic moments”.
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It’s the quiet ones.
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The patient who finally gets an answer after years of pain.
The reassurance that turns panic into calm.
The plan that makes someone feel safe again.
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Women’s health deserves:
• time
• evidence
• compassion
• and clinicians who listen properly
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If you’re new here - I’m Dr Andrew.
I’m an obstetrician & gynaecologist, and this page is about clear, honest education without fear-mongering.
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If there’s a topic you want covered this month, comment it below 👇

14/02/2026

Bleeding in early pregnancy can be common but that doesn’t mean it should be ignored.
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Spotting can be harmless, but it can also be a sign that something needs urgent assessment.
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What can be normal?
• Light spotting after s*x
• Implantation bleeding
• Cervical irritation (your cervix is extra sensitive in pregnancy)
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What needs assessment ASAP
• Bleeding + one-sided pain
• Bleeding + dizziness/fainting
• Bleeding that’s heavy (like a period or more)
• Tissue/clots
• Shoulder tip pain
• Any bleeding with significant cramping
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Early pregnancy bleeding can be linked to:
• miscarriage
• ectopic pregnancy
• pregnancy of unknown location
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What a clinician may do next:
- Blood tests
- Ultrasound
- Anti-D if you are Rh negative (in certain scenarios)
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If you’re bleeding and unsure you’re not overreacting. You can always reach out to your care provider for specific advice 🫶🏼

13/02/2026

Labour Myths:
Labour always starts with your water breaking
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In reality, only around 8% of women will go break their water before labour starts. Of these women 70% will go into labour within 24hrs of their waters breaking, 85% will go into labour within 48 hours of their waters breaking and 95% will go into labour within 96 hours of their water breaking.
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Did you water break or did you have contractions first?

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331 Port Hacking Road Miranda
Sydney, NSW
2228

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8am - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 1pm

Telephone

+61295267477

Website

http://www.anaria.com.au/

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Hi, I’m Andrew

I've been working in women's health for over 20 years, and became a specialist in 2005. I've undertaken broad training in general obstetrics and gynaecology, with additional training in advanced minimally invasive surgery (sometimes called "Keyhole Surgery") and infertility, attaining the additional qualification of Masters of Reproductive Medicine (UNSW).

One of the most satisfying aspects of my practice is being able to care for you throughout your reproductive journey from conception to baby.

In my practice, I like to have a relaxed consulting and communication style. You won't see me wearing a tie, and I prefer to be called Andrew, not Dr Zuschmann. I want you to feel comfortable, and I encourage you to ask me any questions you may have about your condition.