Reproductive Health

Gynaecological Health

The complexity of ovaries, uterus, Fallopian tubes etc, and the interaction of estrogen and progesterone can influence a variety of diseases such as heart attack, depression, anxiety, sexually transmitted diseases (STD), osteoarthritis, and urinary tract problems.

These problems necessitate them to visit their doctor in timely intervals in order to screen for various diseases. Screening tests can assess the risk for future illnesses and help in their early detection.

Common Tests for Women’s Health and Screening:

• Pap Smears – Dr Natasha performs these but does not manage abnormal pap smears
• Breast checks – Dr Natasha performs these and can teach her patients how to do them
• Mammograms
• Blood Pressure Check
• Cholesterol Screening
• Diabetes Screening
• Colon Cancer Screening
• Bone Density
• Dental Examination
• Eye Examination
• Immunizations

Sperm Health

Nearly 50% of cases of difficulty in conceiving are sperm-related. Common conditions such as stress and obesity can have a negative impact on sexuality and sperm production, and an increased attention to lifestyle factors can significantly improve sperm health.

At times, infertility can be due to more complicated issues such as blockage of sperm production or genetic conditions that require more involved treatment such as a testicular sperm extraction or pre-implantation genetic diagnosis.