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Fertility, Specialist Gynaecology, Andrology, Endoscopic Surgery

07/11/2025

Every November, the fertility community comes together to put the focus firmly on fertility. Fertility Week seeks to change perceptions, provide support and raise funds for everyone struggling with fertility issues.

Not being able to have the family you yearn for can be a traumatic and incredibly isolating experience. Far too often people struggle in silence with fertility issues but together – sharing stories and experiences – we can change perceptions, provide support and raise funds to help others. We are stronger together.

Fertility Week is a chance to challenge the taboos and myths around infertility and raise awareness of the devastating physical, emotional and social impact fertility problems wreak.

- from Fertility Network 🩵

24/10/2025

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How Do We Investigate Uterine Fibroids?
The symptoms of fibroids can vary quite significantly, depending on a number of factors. Some women have no symptoms, others may experience heavy periods, bleeding between periods, painful s*x, and/or lower back pain.

Taking a detailed history and abdominal/pelvic examination coupled with pelvic ultrasound scan is the main way of diagnosing fibroids. We check blood count to exclude anaemia. It is occasionally necessary to perform an MRI scan in situations where an ultrasound is not clear. Occasionally, additional investigations are warranted, to rule out other conditions.

How Do We Treat Uterine Fibroids?
There are several options for treating fibroids depending on the woman’s age, symptoms, reproductive expectations and state of health, but also the number, size and locations of the fibroids.

Medical Measures
The pain associated with fibroids can be managed with painkillers and heavy menstrual bleeding can be reduced by other drugs. The size of (and symptoms of fibroids) can be reduced by drugs that temporarily suppress ovarian function. All these measures provide temporary relief but all interfere with fertility.

Myomectomy
Hysterectomy
Uterine artery embolisation (UAE)
Radio-frequency ablation of fibroids
Complimentary Therapies

Please feel free to contact our team for more information. Contact information is in our bio.

17/10/2025

Uterine fibroids sound scary but they’re actually common, completely benign (non-cancerous) growths of the womb.

We believe they affect more than 50% of all women at some stage in life.

They are more common in older women and those who have never had children. Fibroids are also more common in certain ethnic groups particularly women of African descent. They also tend run in some families, suggesting a genetic influence.

Problems Of Uterine Fibroids:

* Heavy menstrual periods
* Pelvic pain
* Abdominal swelling
* Pressure on other organs, including the bladder, ureter and re**um
* Infertility
* Cancer (rare)

Please feel free to contact our team for more information. Contact information is in our bio.

09/10/2025

This week is Baby Loss Awareness Week (Thursday 9th-Wednesday 15th October) - a time to remember, honour, and hold space for every kind of loss.

Whether you’ve experienced a miscarriage, stillbirth, neonatal loss, SIDS, or any other form of loss, your story matters. You are not alone.

We know this week will be difficult for many of you – but no matter what your experience, we see you and we’re here for you.

💙🩷

26/09/2025

Women who have undergone tubal sterilisation, but now wish to get pregnant will need Laparoscopic keyhole surgery to reopen their fallopian tubes.

Although this is a much more involved procedure than the initial sterilisation, it has a high success rate of approximately 85%.

In addition, tubal sterilisation reversal means women can potentially conceive again without further medical treatment. In most cases it is a day-case procedure, with a two-week recovery period.

Tubal sterilisation reversal involves surgically repairing fallopian tubes that have been damaged by tubal sterilisation to re-establish patency and facilitate pregnancy.

The surgery is most successful for sterilisations that were carried out by laparoscopic keyhole surgery; much less so for those that were performed by burning the tube or at Cesarean section.

Please feel free to contact our team for more information. Contact information is in our bio.

13/08/2025

We are very pleased to offer our new Female MOT packages. 🧡

At Aurora Healthcare, we feel passionately about providing the best care for you and so we have put together the packages to ensure everything you may need is covered. These come with a big discount from the usual cost of each individual appointment and also include a follow up appointment to discuss your results in full. Please get in touch to discuss this with our friendly team! Contact details are on our bio. 🧡

23/07/2025

We are pleased to announce that Dr Edi-Osagie will be guest speaking at the next Black Women’s Fertility Group on Wednesday 20th August at 6:30pm. This will be a great event and we are really looking forward to it! 👏

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The Alexandra Hospital, Mill Lane
Mill Lane
SK82PX

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+447557656251

Website

https://www.aurorahealthcare.co.uk/

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