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Obsterics & Gynaecology encompasses the two subspecialities; obstetrics covering pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum period and gynaecology covering health of female reproductive system – vagina, uterus, and ovaries. As the centre of excellence at the forefront of women’s health, we are proud to have highly experienced gynaecological specialists to offer comprehensive diagnosis and treatment for women going through any conditions at every stage of their life. Our specialists are equally committed in protecting areas of women’s health which can ve sensitive, with utmost compassion care and discretion.
Our highly experienced gynaecologists offer compassionate treatment and diagnosis of gynaecological conditions for women through every stage of their life. Our clinical excellence in the field of women’s health means we’re proud to offer some of the best gynaecological specialists in Malaysia.
Obstetrics and gynaecology are two branches of medicine specialising in treating and caring for women. They are specialists in diagnosing and treating conditions related to the female reproductive system.
The primary focus of obstetrics is on caring for pregnant women and their babies. They also monitor the health of the fetus. Obstetrical conditions are types of problems that can affect a woman's reproductive system.
A gynaecologist is focused on the health and function of women's reproductive system. Contrary to obstetricians, gynaecologists diagnose and treat diseases and disorders that affect the female reproductive system. They do not treat people who are pregnant or have babies.
They diagnose and treat reproductive system disorders such as:
They may also care for people with ovarian, cervical, and other reproductive cancers. Some gynaecologists also practise as obstetricians.
While searching for specialists, you might need to identify some associated symptoms. Symptoms commonly associated with gynaecological disorders are:
Gynaecological disorders are disorders that affect the female reproductive system. Common types of gynaecological disorders include:
Malaysian females are recommended to undergo their first gynaecological visit between the age of 13 and 15. For some women, however, their first visit to the gynaecologist takes place once they are sexually active.
After taking a pregnancy test at home, women must make an appointment with a doctor to get their first prenatal visit. This appointment should be made around eight weeks after their last menstrual period.
You should make an appointment if you think you are pregnant or around six to eight weeks into pregnancy. You can start by making an appointment with a midwife or your general practitioner at a women's health clinic or hospital.
These healthcare providers can help you to plan for your pregnancy and provide you with the necessary prenatal care. Before choosing a doctor to take over your care, you should meet with other doctors.
Some of the tests that your gynaecologist may perform include the following:
At PMC, our gynaecologists and obstetricians offer a wide range of preventive services and health screenings, including blood tests, pelvic exams, STI testing, ultrasounds, and pap smears. They can also answer fertility, pregnancy, sex, and more questions.
You can ask our doctors questions about your sexual and reproductive health. They may also talk about your family and personal life, such as your sexual activities and menstrual period. These are all important to provide you with the best care and treatment.
Book an appointment with our obstetricians & gynaecologists below to get comprehensive treatment for obstetrics and gynaecology. Contact us now for enquiry.
