Dr. Esther Rockson

01/01/2026

January is often when women notice changes — in their cycle, energy levels, mood, or intimate health 🌸

After December’s routines shift (travel, stress, different sleep patterns), your body may be communicating important signals.

As an OB/GYN, I encourage women to pay attention to:
🩸 Changes in your menstrual cycle
💭 Hormonal symptoms such as fatigue or mood shifts
🌿 Vaginal discomfort, discharge, or dryness
🩺 Pelvic pain or irregular bleeding

These are not things to “push through” or normalise without understanding.

Your body speaks — and listening early allows us to protect your health, fertility, and long-term wellbeing.

January is not about pressure or perfection.

It’s about awareness, education, and making informed decisions about your health as you enter the year ahead ✨

Empowered women begin with informed care.

25/12/2025

Today, we pause to celebrate Christmas Day - a time of gratitude, reflection, and togetherness 🎄🤍

For many families, this season is about slowing down, reconnecting, and holding space for joy. It is also a reminder to care gently for ourselves; physically, emotionally, and mentally.

To every woman navigating motherhood, pregnancy, fertility, healing, or simply the demands of daily life — may this day bring you rest, warmth, and reassurance 🌸

Wishing you and your loved ones a peaceful, healthy, and joy-filled Christmas.

With care,
Dr. Esther Rockson

19/12/2025

✨ Our Festive Season Trading Hours ✨

As we embrace the holiday season, please take note of our trading hours:

📅 CLOSED: 23 December 2025 - 11 January 2026
📅 OPEN: 12 January 2026

We wish you a joyful and safe festive season filled with love, laughter, and relaxation. Thank you for your continued support this year!

See you in the new year!

19/12/2025

✨ Our Festive Season Trading Hours ✨

As we embrace the holiday season, please take note of our trading hours:

📅 CLOSED: 20 December 2025 - 4 January 2026
📅 OPEN: 5 January 2026

We wish you a joyful and safe festive season filled with love, laughter, and relaxation. Thank you for your continued support this year!

See you in the new year!

16/12/2025

Today, South Africa observes the Day of Reconciliation 🇿🇦 — a moment to pause, reflect, and recommit to healing, understanding, and unity.

As a doctor, I am reminded daily that true healing goes beyond the physical. It requires empathy, dignity, and the willingness to listen — especially to women’s voices and lived experiences.
In healthcare, reconciliation means creating safe spaces where every woman feels seen, heard, and respected 🤍

�It means bridging gaps in access, education, and care — and choosing compassion every time.

May today encourage us all to move forward together, with kindness, knowledge, and care.

🕊️ Happy Day of Reconciliation.

11/12/2025

As the year slows down and the festive spirit fills the air 🎄✨, many women find themselves reflecting on their reproductive goals. Whether 2026 is your year to try for a baby 👶🏽 or to better understand your hormonal health, knowledge is your greatest tool.

This summer, remember:
1. Rest deeply
2. Hydrate generously
3. Nourish intentionally
4. Listen to your body with compassion

Your fertility and hormonal health deserve a moment of attention — even in the busiest season.

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Busamed Modderfontein Hospital
Suite No 5, Ground Floor
4 Cransley Crescent, Linbro Park
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Tel: 011 458 2369
Email: busamed@docroc.co.za

01/12/2025

❤️ World AIDS Day

Today we honour the lives affected by HIV — the women, men, and children who live, love, and fight with courage every single day.

As a gynaecologist and obstetrician, I see how HIV intersects with a woman’s reproductive journey — from conception and pregnancy to birth and long-term wellness. And what I know for certain is this:

1. HIV is not a life sentence.
2. Stigma is.
3. Women deserve safe spaces to ask questions, receive care, and make empowered choices about their health.
4. Women deserve partners who protect them, systems that support them, and communities that stand with them.
5. Women deserve dignity — always.

Today, I honour the strength of every woman living with HIV.

I honour the mothers who carry both life and fear in the same breath.

I honour the young girls who need truth, protection, and education.

And I honour the healthcare workers who continue to fight for prevention, treatment, and hope.

✨ Let’s break the stigma.

Let’s choose compassion.

Let’s invest in awareness, testing, and treatment — because HIV care is women’s care.

❤️ You are not alone.

25/11/2025

🧡 Today marks the beginning of 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence — and for me, this is not just a campaign, it is personal.

To every survivor — I see you, I believe you, and you are not alone. 🧡

May these 16 days ignite compassion, accountability, and the courage to act — not just speak.
Enough is enough. South Africa, we must choose change.

21/11/2025

19/11/2025

Ladies,

🚻 Today is World Toilet day, and a reminder that your pelvic floor health matters.

1 in 3 women experience urinary incontinence, especially post-birth or during menopause.

💧 Causes include weakened pelvic muscles, hormonal changes, and childbirth trauma.

🌿 Strengthening your pelvic floor through exercise, hydration, and laser therapy (like FemiLift) can restore comfort and confidence.

Let’s talk about it — because bladder health deserves attention too💖

“Share this with a woman who needs to see it.”

14/11/2025

💙 World Diabetes Day reminds us that diabetes affects more than just your blood sugar — it can also impact fertility, pregnancy, and recovery.

🌸 Poorly controlled diabetes can disrupt ovulation, increase infection risk, and lead to pregnancy complications.

🩺 The good news? With regular screenings, a balanced diet, and consistent exercise, women can manage diabetes and live full, healthy lives.

👩🏽‍⚕️ Book your women’s wellness consultation today.

12/11/2025

💙 World Diabetes Day reminds us that diabetes affects more than just your blood sugar- it can also impact fertility, pregnancy, and recovery.

🌸 Poorly controlled diabetes can disrupt ovulation, increase infection risk, and lead to pregnancy complications.

🩺 The good news? With regular screenings, a balanced diet, and consistent exercise, women can manage diabetes and live full, healthy lives.

👩🏽‍⚕️ Book your women’s wellness consultation today.