Gynaecology

Intrauterine Device (IUD) Insertion

Ultrasound

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)

Irregular Periods

Early Pregnancy

Fertility Treatment

Contraception Advice

Heavy Periods (Menorrhagia)

Infertility

Chronic Pelvic Pain

Endometriosis

Pregnancy

Colposcopy

Dysmenorrhoea (Period Pain)

Miscarriage

Abnormal Smears

Cancer Prevention and Screening

Ovarian Cysts

Cervical Polyps

Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)

Intrauterine Device (IUD) Removal

Vaginal Prolapse

Bacterial Vaginosis

Candidiasis (Thrush)

Cervical (Cone) Biopsy

Coil Insertion

Coil Removal

Cyst Removal

Cystocele

Early Pregnancy Care

Endometrial Biopsy

Female Infertility

Fibroids

Health Assessments

Menopause

Premature Ovarian Failure or Insufficiency

Reproductive Medicine

Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)

Vaginal Infection

Very reassuring, lovely bedside manner and thorough with explanation 

Mr Maiti was very informative and helped me understand in depth my ongoing gynaecological problems

Gave good explanations and talked me through the treatment. 

A very pleasant experience. Dr Maiti made me feel very comfortable and was very good at explaining things. 

I feel very lucky to have found Mr Sachchidananda Maiti. He was incredibly generous with his time, answering all my questions, no matter how silly. He explained everything in a straightforward way that was very easy for me to understand. Excellent experience.

Outstanding care. Felt at ease and everything was explained to me. Very friendly and professional service 

Absolutely lovely gentleman, extremely informative and put me at ease as an extremely nervous patient. Highly recommend 

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Amazing service room Dr Maiti, very helpful and informative 

'If I hadn’t been offered that test, my baby might have been poorly and we might not have had any warning'

'I had no idea I was positive for deadly infection I could have passed my baby'

Plus, how to get diagnosed and how to manage the condition  

There Are 8 Signs of PCOS – Get Clued Up on Them

More than 1,100 pregnant women on the North Manchester site of Saint Mary’s Managed Clinical Service, part of Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT)), have taken part in a rapid beside test to protect newborns from life-threatening illnesses which can be passed onto babies during birth. Group B Streptococcus (GBS), a type of bacteria, is […]

Manchester hospital reaches major milestone in NHS research to protect babies from deadly infection - Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust

PCOS

Knowing your safe period can help prevent unwanted pregnancies. Learn how to calculate it, its advantages, other methods, and more to lower the chances.

How To Calculate SAFE PERIOD To Avoid Pregnancy?

Headache is a common symptom in pregnancy, reported in up to 35% of women during their antenatal period. During pregnancy, women may experience their first episodes of headache, wh.. 

Headache in Pregnancy: An Overview of Differential Diagnoses

Management of Proliferative Endometrium on Biopsy in Post-Menopausal Women

gynaecological words in your terms

PCOS is a syndrome that can complicate many different aspects of life, including pregnancy and breastfeeding. Here's what you need to know to prepare. 

You Can Breastfeed With PCOS. Here's How To Prepare For The Challenges - The List

Leiomyomas are benign tumours commonly occurring in the uterine wall. They are rarely seen in the vaginal wall leading to pressure symptoms on urinary tract. Indentation of leiomyoma from anterior vaginal wall into the bladder is rare and hence we report one such case. A 55 year old Caucasian woman presented to urology clinic with recurrent Urinary tract infection and pressure symptoms. After the diagnosis of a vaginal mass, she was referred to Gynaecology clinic. During the excision of the vaginal mass its indentation into the bladder was noted. Histology report confirmed the diagnosis of benign leiomyoma.

An unusual presentation of a vaginal leiomyoma in a postmenopausal hysterectomised woman: a case report - Cases Journal

13 Celebrities Speak Honestly about Living with PCOS 

Mature cystic teratoma (dermoid cyst) is one of the most common benign ovarian neoplasms discovered during pregnancy (24–40%) [ 1 , 2 ]. They may be responsible for complications such as torsion, rupture and obstruction during labour. Rupture is …

Ruptured ovarian cystic teratoma in pregnancy with diffuse peritoneal reaction mimicking advanced ovarian malignancy: a case report

Caesarean scar pregnancy is a rare type of ectopic pregnancy. The authors present a 24-year-old woman 5 weeks after her last menstrual period. She had a history of a single caesarean section which was followed by a normal vaginal delivery. Ultrasound ...

Full Cases: Successful conservative management of ectopic pregnancy in caesarean section scar

Gallbladder pain during pregnancy is common in most pregnant women. But it is not severe and can be managed without any medicines if you know the causes.

4 Causes Of Gall Bladder Pain During Pregnancy And Its Treatment

A bath after a C-section may not be advisable immediately. Read on to learn when you can resume taking a bath and what precautions to take after a C-section.

6 Causes for an Emergency C Section: You Should Know

Re: Writing outpatient letters to patients

Read this exciting story from Daily Express June 06, 2023. Knowledge is power when it comes to our intimate anatomy, Natasha Holt finds

Eight things gynaecologists want every woman to know

Accuracy of delivery date

A leading gynaecologist has explained the root causes and what can be done to overcome the problem

10 explanations behind condition that affects one in five women

Underwear to avoid

A GYNAECOLOGIST has revealed the 10 reasons you may be struggling to have an orgasm. Sachin Maiti, a consultant at Pall Mall Medical, said one in five of his patients has never experienced a climax…

Gynaecologist reveals the 10 most common reasons why you're struggling to orgasm

Objectives: To assess patients' preferred method of consent for the use of information from electronic medical records for research.

Design: Interviews and a structured survey of patients in practices with electronic medical records.

Setting: Family practices in southern Ontario, Canada.

Participants: 123 patients: 17 were interviewed and 106 completed a survey.

Main outcome measures: Patients' opinions and concerns on use of information from their medical records for research and their preferences for method of consent.

Results: Most interviewees were willing to allow the use of their information for research purposes, although the majority preferred that consent was sought first. The seeking of consent was considered an important element of respect for the individual. Most interviewees made little distinction between identifiable and anonymised data. Research sponsored by private insurance firms generated the greatest concern, and research sponsored by foundation the least. Sponsorship by drug companies evoked negative responses during interview and positive responses in the survey.

Conclusions: Patients are willing to allow information from their medical records to be used for research, but most prefer to be asked for consent either verbally or in writing.

Patients' consent preferences for research uses of information in electronic medical records: interview and survey data

The technique is said to help reduce the chances of tearing during childbirth.

Perineal massage: how to minimise vaginal tearing

Maeve Madden shares the tools that have worked for her in the past

Mr Sachchidananda Maiti

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