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Dr Nomaphelo Mbungu is a dedicated Obstetrician, Gynaecologist and Fertility Specialist who recently joined Mediclinic Louis Leipoldt, bringing a wealth of experience and a deep commitment to women's health.

11/12/2025

Hello December 💛
As the year winds down, many women carry both excitement and exhaustion.
Wherever you are — in joy, planning, healing, or simply surviving — your health still matters.
Let’s walk through this month with softness and intention.

28/11/2025

With summer heat comes increased sweating and moisture — and unfortunately, infections.
My advice for staying comfortable:
• Wear cotton underwear
• Avoid scented soaps and wipes
• Change out of wet swimwear quickly
• Rinse with water only — your va**na cleans itself
• Stay hydrated
If anything changes — itching, odour, burning, discomfort — let’s check it early.

25/11/2025

My days are filled with the most meaningful moments:
• Supporting first-time moms as they hear their baby’s heartbeat
• Helping women understand their cycles and hormones
• Guiding teens through their very first gynae visit
• Walking with couples through their fertility journey
• Caring for women through pregnancy, birth and beyond
Every woman who walks through my door reminds me why I chose this career.
Thank you for trusting me. 💗

20/11/2025

Antibiotics save lives — but overuse can lead to antibiotic resistance, making infections harder to treat.
What many don’t realise is that certain antibiotics are not safe during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Always check with your healthcare provider before taking any medication, including leftover tablets or over-the-counter products.
Your safety matters.

18/11/2025

Fertility isn’t always straightforward — and that’s okay.
Many women delay seeking help because they’re afraid, overwhelmed or feel like they’re failing.
You are not failing.
If you’ve been trying to conceive for:
• 12 months (under 35) or
• 6 months (over 35),
it’s a good time to explore your options.
We’ll look at ovulation, hormone balance, fallopian tubes, partner factors and lifestyle support — at a pace that feels comfortable and respectful.

17/11/2025

Today we honour the bravery of babies born too soon and the incredible strength of their parents.
Premature birth can happen unexpectedly, but regular antenatal care helps us pick up risks early — such as high blood pressure, infections, diabetes and cervical changes.
To all NICU families: your resilience is inspiring. 💜

16/11/2025

Fibroids are non-cancerous growths of the uterus and are very common, especially in African women.
You may have fibroids if you experience:
• Heavy or prolonged periods
• Pelvic pressure or bloating
• Back pain
• Difficulty falling pregnant
• Anaemia symptoms
Treatment doesn’t always mean surgery — we now have options like medication, minimally invasive procedures and tailored fertility plans.
You don’t have to live in discomfort.

15/11/2025

Fatigue is one of the earliest and most common pregnancy symptoms.
Your body is increasing blood volume, developing the placenta and supporting rapid hormonal changes — no wonder you’re tired!
💛 Tips that help:
• Sleep earlier and rest when you can
• Small, frequent meals for steady energy
• Hydrate throughout the day
• Check iron levels if fatigue is severe
If your tiredness feels overwhelming, dizzy, or is paired with shortness of breath, let’s check for anaemia or other causes.

14/11/2025

Gestational diabetes affects many women during pregnancy — even those who were healthy before.
It often shows no symptoms, which is why routine screening in pregnancy is so important.
Untreated, it can affect baby’s growth and cause complications during birth.
The good news? With early diagnosis, healthy eating, gentle exercise, and monitoring, most women have safe pregnancies and healthy babies. 💙

13/11/2025

Welcome to November, ladies!
As we move into the last part of the year, I want to remind every woman that your health still deserves priority — even when life gets busy. Whether you’re planning a family, expecting a baby, managing hormones, or simply needing your routine check-up, my room is always a safe and supportive space.
Let’s make this month one of clarity, confidence and taking care of YOU. 💗

31/10/2025

Your pelvic floor supports your bladder, uterus and bowel — but pregnancy and birth can weaken it, causing leaks or discomfort. Pelvic floor exercises and check-ups can help you heal and feel confident again. Don’t be shy to ask about this — it’s common and treatable.

26/10/2025

Family planning means control and confidence. Whether you want to delay, space, or stop pregnancies — there’s a safe and effective method for you: pills, IUDs, injections, implants and more. The right fit depends on your body and your lifestyle. Let’s talk about your choices. 💕

Address

Mediclinic Louis Leipoldt
Bellville
7530

Telephone

+27217700041

Website

https://drnomambungu.co.za/

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