Anglesea Gynaecology

Anglesea Gynaecology Our team of experts specialise in diagnosing a comprehensive range of gynaecological conditions.

This is a friendly reminder that our office will be closed on Friday 13th March for staff training and IT maintenance.Pl...
12/03/2026

This is a friendly reminder that our office will be closed on Friday 13th March for staff training and IT maintenance.

Please feel free to leave us a message on 07 858 0757 or contact us via email on reception@angleseagynae.co.nz and we will get back to you as soon as we can, when our systems are back up and running.

We’ll all be fully back on board on Monday 16th March ✨

Did you know: it can take 7-10 years to get diagnosed with endometriosis?Endometriosis can present very differently from...
11/03/2026

Did you know: it can take 7-10 years to get diagnosed with endometriosis?

Endometriosis can present very differently from person to person, which is one reason diagnosis is often delayed.

It’s more than bad period pain. It can feel like:

〰️ Pain that stops you from going to work or school
〰️ Exhaustion that doesn’t improve with rest
〰️ Bowel or bladder pain around your period
〰️ Pain during or after s*x
〰️ A deep ache that lingers even when bleeding stops

Many women tell us the hardest part isn’t just the pain, it’s being told it’s normal.

If something about your cycle feels overwhelming, disruptive, or different from before, that’s worth talking about. We’re here to help. If you would like to arrange an appointment with one of our team please call 07 858 0757 or email reception@angleseagynae.co.nz.

We were delighted to welcome Bee to our team last year as part of the launch of our Menopause Clinic.Since then, she has...
04/03/2026

We were delighted to welcome Bee to our team last year as part of the launch of our Menopause Clinic.

Since then, she has expanded her role and now provides support with the management of:

✔ Polycystic o***y syndrome
✔ Premenstrual syndrome
✔ Premenstrual dysphoric disorder
✔ Endometriosis
✔ Contraception
✔ Perimenopause and menopause
✔ Healthy weight management to support fertility and overall wellbeing

If you would like more information or to book an appointment with Bee, please don’t hesitate to contact our team.

You would’ve heard PCOS in passing - but how much do you know about it?Polycystic O***y Syndrome - or PCOS - is a common...
21/02/2026

You would’ve heard PCOS in passing - but how much do you know about it?

Polycystic O***y Syndrome - or PCOS - is a common hormonal condition that can affect women in different ways.

Symptoms can include:
👉Irregular or absent periods
👉Increased hair growth on the face or body
👉Acne (pimples)
👉Weight gain or difficulty managing weight

PCOS is also one of the leading causes of infertility in women.

If these symptoms sound familiar, support and treatment options are available. Seeing a specialist can help with diagnosis, symptom management and fertility planning.

February is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month in New Zealand.Ovarian cancer is the eighth most common cancer in new Zealand...
19/02/2026

February is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month in New Zealand.

Ovarian cancer is the eighth most common cancer in new Zealand women (about 300 new cases each year), and is the fifth leading cause of cancer death in New Zealand women (about 208 deaths per year).

If you’d like to show support or would like the opportunity to educate, advocate and fundraise for ovarian cancer, find out more here: https://ovariancancerfoundation.org.nz/ovarian-cancer-awareness-month/

When it comes to your gynaecological care, experience matters.Our doctors bring decades of combined experience and work ...
15/02/2026

When it comes to your gynaecological care, experience matters.

Our doctors bring decades of combined experience and work collaboratively as a team. That means shared knowledge, considered decision-making, and care that’s always centred around you, our patient.

At Anglesea Gynaecology, you’re not just treated by specialist - you’re supported by many.

Have you told that special someone you love them today? Here’s one way to tell them 👀Happy Valentine’s Day 💕
13/02/2026

Have you told that special someone you love them today? Here’s one way to tell them 👀

Happy Valentine’s Day 💕

Heavy or prolonged periods can be more than just inconvenient, they might be a sign of fibroids (non-cancerous growths i...
26/01/2026

Heavy or prolonged periods can be more than just inconvenient, they might be a sign of fibroids (non-cancerous growths in the uterus) or other underlying conditions.

While some women manage mild symptoms at home, it’s important to see a specialist if your periods are interfering with your daily life, causing anaemia or if you notice changes in your cycle.

If you’re experiencing these symptoms, book a consultation with our team. We’re here to help.

Leaking a little when you laugh, sneeze, or exercise is more common than you might think - and it’s not something you ju...
21/01/2026

Leaking a little when you laugh, sneeze, or exercise is more common than you might think - and it’s not something you just have to “live with.”

Urinary incontinence can affect women of all ages, often caused by factors like pregnancy, childbirth, menopause, or general pelvic floor weakness.

There are effective ways to manage it and improve your quality of life. If you’d like to chat to one of our doctors to find out more, get in touch with our team: angleseagynae.co.nz/contact/

A strong, well-supported pelvic floor isn’t just about exercise, it’s about daily habits that keep your body feeling its...
19/01/2026

A strong, well-supported pelvic floor isn’t just about exercise, it’s about daily habits that keep your body feeling its best.

Try these tips:

Practice pelvic floor exercises – Short, consistent routines (like Kegels) strengthen muscles that support your bladder, uterus, and bowel.

Mind your posture – Sitting and standing tall reduces unnecessary pressure on your pelvic floor.

Lift safely – Bend your knees, engage your core, and avoid holding your breath when lifting heavy objects.

Stay active – Low-impact exercises like walking, swimming, or yoga support overall pelvic health.

Listen to your body – Frequent leaks, discomfort, or pain aren’t “normal”, early check-ins with your doctor make treatment easier and more effective.

The holidays can be fun, but all the late nights, rich food and disrupted routines can throw your hormones out of sync.I...
15/01/2026

The holidays can be fun, but all the late nights, rich food and disrupted routines can throw your hormones out of sync.

If you’ve been feeling more tired, moody, or “off” than usual, it might be time for a reset. Here are a few simple ways to support your hormone health in the new year👇

Prioritise sleep – Aim to get back on your normal sleep schedule, this will help to regulate stress and reproductive hormones.

Eat nourishing meals – Include plenty of whole foods, healthy fats and protein to support balanced blood sugar levels.

Move your body – Gentle exercise like walking, yoga, or stretching can improve mood and hormonal balance.

Manage stress – Take short breaks, journal, practise mindfulness, or try breathing exercises to lower cortisol levels.

Book a check-in with your doctor – If symptoms like irregular periods, fatigue, or mood swings persist, a consultation can help identify underlying issues.

This year, make your hormones a priority💙

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62 Tristram Street
Hamilton
3240

Opening Hours

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

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