Gynescope Hospital

Gynescope Hospital At Gynescope we render different Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) procedures, aimed at providin

At Gynescope we render different Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) procedures, aimed at providing fertility treatment with a human face.

Did you know ? Lifestyle habits affect fertility in both men and women. From sleep and nutrition to stress and substance...
06/02/2026

Did you know ? Lifestyle habits affect fertility in both men and women. From sleep and nutrition to stress and substance use, these everyday factors influence reproductive health. You don't need perfection-just progress.
Which healthy habit are you focusing on this month?

03/02/2026

Recently, we have been receiving several messages in our DM related to retained fetal bones from a miscarriage or an abortion.
We thought to share this post as a reminder.

Retained fetal bones occur when the bones of a fetus (baby) are inadvertently left inside the womb cavity. This can occur from a termination of a pregnancy (abortion) or following fetal death requiring an evacuation. It usually occurs if the pregnancy develops beyond three months (after the first trimester). These bones remain and act like intrauterine contraceptive devices (IUCD, commonly called "coil"), thereby preventing pregnancy. They may present with no signs or symptoms. Sometimes, they present with persistent vaginal discharge. A common method of establishing a diagnosis is by ultrasound scan. This may present with "hyperechogenic' areas with 'acoustic shadows' within the womb cavity. Some might report it as 'ENDOMETRIAL OSSEOUS METAPLASIA' or 'ENDOMETRIAL CALCIFICATION'. The longest we have come across at Gynescope had been in the woman's womb for 16 years, causing infertility. The BEST way to get rid of the bones is via HYSTEROSCOPY. Hysteroscopy ensures that each bone is painstakingly removed, as shown in the video. A blind attempt at removing the bones may push them further inside the womb muscle, making it more challenging to treat hysteroscopically. If the couple has no other cause of infertility, they should achieve pregnancy after the procedure.

Love is at the Heart of Everything We Do ❤️Welcome to February! This month, as the world celebrates love, we are celebra...
01/02/2026

Love is at the Heart of Everything We Do ❤️

Welcome to February! This month, as the world celebrates love, we are celebrating the journeys of all parents and expectant parents.

Whether you are dreaming of starting a family or prioritising your own wellness, we are here to provide the expert care and compassion you deserve.

Do You Know?IVF does not always mean twins or triplets. Modern IVF focuses on quality, safety, and long-term wellbeing. ...
30/01/2026

Do You Know?
IVF does not always mean twins or triplets. Modern IVF focuses on quality, safety, and long-term wellbeing. IVF care is carefully tailored to each patient’s needs — with the goal of a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby.

28/01/2026

SURGICAL PROCEDURE. VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.

During a Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy (keyhole surgery), it is also possible to remove the ovaries. However, the ovaries are usually not removed if the woman has not attained menopause.

Removal of the ovaries may lead to surgical (immediate) menopause, which can be worse than the natural menopause; it may also cause bone and heart diseases.

It is recommended to remove the fallopian tubes because research shows that they can contribute to future cancer.

Speak with your gynaecologist should you have a need to undergo the above procedure.

With the patient's kind permission.

26/01/2026

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Every week begins with preparation, precision, and purpose.

Behind every procedure is careful planning and a commitment to patient safety and outcomes.

Wishing you a successful week ahead.

21/01/2026

Laparoscopic Cystectomy involves using keyhole surgery to remove ovarian cysts. It is important to remove the cyst sac, not the ovarian tissue, to reduce the risk of diminished ovarian reserve, which can affect a woman's ability to conceive.
A 2022 study found that the laparoscopic approach, compared with open surgery, is associated with better outcomes for preserving ovarian reserve.
The above woman (who gave permission to share) has already conceived naturally and delivered a prince.

19/01/2026

HYPERBARIC OXYGEN TREATMENT

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy provides 100% oxygen in a chamber like the one above. Normal room air contains 21% oxygen.
This high oxygen provides you with two to three times the normal oxygen concentration.
Benefits:

* Burns treatment.
*Carbon monoxide poisoning.
*Tissue damage or injury.
*Hearing loss.
*Loss of vision.
*Very low blood levels (Severe anaemia).
*Severe bone and skin infections.
Etc.
It should not be used in people who are afraid of confined spaces (claustrophobic), have collapsed lungs, have a recent ear injury, or have a fever or cold.

Consult with your doctor should you have any of these conditions.

16/01/2026
14/01/2026

EMBRYO TRANSFER PROCESS FOR IVF

A great way to start the week. A visit by our adorable sleeping beauties, Prince and Princess Charming. Can you guess wh...
12/01/2026

A great way to start the week. A visit by our adorable sleeping beauties, Prince and Princess Charming.

Can you guess which is the Prince and which is the Princess?

Wishing you a pleasant working week.

For many healthy couples, conceiving naturally can take up to 12 months. This is completely normal and not a reflection ...
08/01/2026

For many healthy couples, conceiving naturally can take up to 12 months. This is completely normal and not a reflection of failure or infertility.
Every journey is unique.
With patience, proper care, and expert guidance when needed, hopeful outcomes are always possible.

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Port Harcourt
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