Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Women’s Health Care That Gives You Time to Speak
Women’s health changes through every stage of life. The right care begins with feeling heard, understanding what is happening and knowing what your options are.
At FAYY Health, our obstetrics and gynaecology service provides private, specialist-led care for routine gynaecological concerns, pregnancy, postpartum recovery, menopause, intimate wellness and aesthetic gynaecology.
Your consultation is shaped around your symptoms, medical history, stage of life and personal preferences.
What Is Obstetrics & Gynaecology?
Obstetrics and gynaecology covers the medical care of the female reproductive system, pregnancy and women’s health across different life stages.
Gynaecology
Gynaecology focuses on concerns involving:
- Menstrual cycles
- Pelvic health
- Ovaries and uterus
- Cervical health
- Vaginal and intimate health
- Hormonal changes
- Contraception
- Menopause
- Postpartum recovery
Obstetrics
Obstetrics focuses on care before, during and after pregnancy.
This may include:
- Pre-pregnancy guidance
- Early pregnancy assessment
- Routine antenatal care
- Pregnancy monitoring
- Postpartum review
- Recovery after birth
- Support following pregnancy complications or loss
Your doctor will explain which assessments, investigations or treatments may be relevant to you.
Women’s Health Concerns We Assess
Irregular, Heavy or Painful Periods
Changes in the menstrual cycle may be influenced by hormonal, structural, medical or lifestyle factors.
Book an assessment if you experience:
- Irregular cycles
- Missed periods
- Very heavy bleeding
- Bleeding between periods
- Prolonged bleeding
- Severe period pain
- A sudden change in your usual cycle
Your consultation may include a medical history, examination, blood tests or ultrasound where appropriate.
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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Polycystic ovary syndrome, commonly known as PCOS, can affect periods, skin, hair growth, fertility and metabolic health.
Assessment may consider:
- Menstrual pattern
- Acne
- Facial or body hair
- Hair thinning
- Weight changes
- Blood-sugar health
- Hormonal symptoms
- Pregnancy planning
- Previous investigations
Because PCOS can affect several aspects of health, care may be coordinated with nutrition, functional medicine or internal medicine where helpful.
Pelvic Pain
Pelvic pain may be linked to the reproductive organs, urinary system, bowel, muscles or another medical concern.
Assessment may be helpful for:
- Pain during periods
- Pain between periods
- Pain during intimacy
- Ongoing lower abdominal pain
- Sudden pelvic discomfort
- Pain associated with bleeding
- Pelvic pressure or heaviness
The doctor will assess the pattern and decide whether examination, imaging or further investigation is required.
Vaginal Discomfort and Recurrent Infections
Symptoms such as itching, discharge, odour, dryness, burning or discomfort may have several possible causes.
A consultation helps identify whether symptoms are linked to:
- Infection
- Irritation
- Hormonal changes
- Menopause
- Skin conditions
- Product sensitivity
- Another gynaecological concern
Repeated self-treatment without a confirmed diagnosis may delay appropriate care.
Cervical Screening and Preventive Care
Routine women’s health appointments may include:
- Cervical screening
- Breast-health discussion
- Menstrual review
- Contraception guidance
- Sexual-health assessment
- Menopause planning
- Relevant preventive investigations
The recommended timing depends on age, medical history, previous results and individual risk factors.
Fibroids, Ovarian Cysts and Uterine Concerns
Fibroids and ovarian cysts may be found during investigation of symptoms or on routine imaging.
Symptoms may include:
- Heavy bleeding
- Pelvic pressure
- Abdominal fullness
- Pain
- Changes in urination
- Discomfort during intimacy
- Difficulty conceiving
Some findings require monitoring, while others may need medical or surgical treatment.
Your doctor will explain what the finding means and whether further care is needed.
Endometriosis Concerns
Endometriosis may be considered when symptoms include:
- Severe period pain
- Chronic pelvic pain
- Pain during intimacy
- Pain with bowel movements during periods
- Difficulty conceiving
- Symptoms affecting work or daily life
Assessment can take time because symptoms may overlap with other conditions.
Your doctor will discuss investigations, symptom management and appropriate referral where required.
Contraception and Family Planning
Your doctor can explain contraception options based on:
- Your medical history
- Menstrual concerns
- Pregnancy plans
- Previous experiences
- Lifestyle
- Personal preferences
- Relevant health risks
The aim is to help you make an informed decision without pressure.
Pregnancy and Obstetric Care
Pre-Pregnancy Consultation
A pre-pregnancy consultation may help you prepare for conception by reviewing:
- Medical history
- Current medications
- Previous pregnancies
- Menstrual cycle
- Vaccination history
- Nutrition
- Supplements
- Existing health conditions
- Relevant tests
- Lifestyle factors
This appointment can be especially useful if you have a long-term medical condition, previous pregnancy complication or concerns about fertility.
Early Pregnancy Assessment
Early pregnancy care may include:
- Confirmation of pregnancy
- Review of symptoms
- Pregnancy dating
- Ultrasound where appropriate
- Medication review
- Nutrition and supplement guidance
- Discussion of warning signs
- Planning the next stage of care
Seek urgent medical attention for severe pain, heavy bleeding, fainting or other significant symptoms during pregnancy.
Antenatal Care
Routine pregnancy care may involve:
- Monitoring maternal health
- Blood-pressure checks
- Blood and urine tests
- Ultrasound planning
- Review of fetal growth
- Screening discussions
- Nutrition and lifestyle guidance
- Preparation for birth
- Coordination with the chosen maternity hospital
Your care plan will depend on your health, pregnancy history and clinical needs.
Pregnancy After Previous Complications
Additional assessment may be appropriate if you have experienced:
- Miscarriage
- Ectopic pregnancy
- Preterm birth
- Gestational diabetes
- High blood pressure in pregnancy
- Difficult delivery
- Caesarean birth
- Previous fetal concerns
- Other pregnancy complications
Your doctor will review previous records where available and discuss the monitoring that may be helpful.
Postpartum Care
The postpartum period involves physical, hormonal and emotional changes.
A postpartum consultation may include:
- Recovery after vaginal birth or Caesarean section
- Bleeding
- Pain
- Wound or scar review
- Pelvic-floor symptoms
- Contraception
- Menstrual changes
- Breastfeeding concerns
- Intimate discomfort
- Mood and emotional wellbeing
- Return to exercise
- Long-term health planning
Postpartum care is relevant even when the birth was several months ago and symptoms are still affecting daily life.
Menopause and Midlife Women’s Health
Menopause can affect sleep, mood, energy, skin, intimate health, weight and long-term wellbeing.
Symptoms may include:
- Hot flushes
- Night sweats
- Irregular periods
- Sleep disruption
- Mood changes
- Vaginal dryness
- Discomfort during intimacy
- Reduced energy
- Brain fog
- Changes in body composition
Your doctor may review symptoms, medical history, investigations and treatment preferences before discussing suitable care.
Where helpful, menopause care can be coordinated with wellness, nutrition and preventive medicine at FAYY Health.
Aesthetic Gynaecology and Intimate Wellness
Aesthetic gynaecology includes consultation-led treatments for selected functional, comfort-related or appearance concerns involving the intimate area.
Patients may seek advice for:
- Changes after childbirth
- Vaginal dryness
- Intimate discomfort
- Urinary symptoms
- Changes in tissue quality
- Scarring
- Concerns about appearance
- Changes associated with menopause
- Postpartum recovery
Treatment may involve medical management, non-surgical procedures, surgical options or referral to another specialist.
Every recommendation follows an examination and discussion of suitability, limitations, expected recovery and possible risks.
No procedure is recommended solely because it is available.
Who Is Obstetrics & Gynaecology For?
A consultation may be helpful if you:
- Are due for a routine women’s health check
- Have irregular, painful or heavy periods
- Experience pelvic pain
- Have vaginal discomfort or recurring symptoms
- Are concerned about PCOS, fibroids or ovarian cysts
- Need contraception guidance
- Are planning a pregnancy
- Are currently pregnant
- Need postpartum care
- Are experiencing menopause symptoms
- Want advice about intimate wellness
- Are considering aesthetic gynaecology
- Want a private second opinion
- Prefer continuity with one women’s health specialist
You do not need to know which test or treatment you need before booking.
What Happens During Your Consultation?
1. Time to Explain What Has Changed
Your doctor will ask about:
- Your main concern
- Menstrual history
- Pregnancy history
- Previous gynaecological care
- Current symptoms
- Medical conditions
- Medications
- Family history
- Contraception
- Sexual and intimate health where relevant
- Your goals and preferences
You can share only what feels relevant and ask questions throughout the appointment.
2. Clinical Assessment
Depending on your concern, the appointment may include:
- General medical assessment
- Abdominal examination
- Pelvic examination
- Cervical screening
- Pregnancy assessment
- Review of previous reports
- Blood tests
- Ultrasound
- Other investigations
Your doctor will explain why an examination or test is being recommended before proceeding.
3. Clear Explanation
You will receive guidance on:
- What may be causing the symptoms
- Which findings need attention
- Whether further investigation is required
- Available treatment options
- Benefits and limitations
- Recovery or follow-up
- What can be monitored
- When urgent care may be needed
4. Your Care Plan
Your plan may include:
- Observation and follow-up
- Medication
- Hormonal treatment where appropriate
- Contraception
- Lifestyle or nutrition support
- Imaging
- Minor procedures
- Surgical referral
- Pregnancy monitoring
- Postpartum care
- Menopause management
- Intimate wellness treatment
- Coordination with another FAYY specialist
The plan is adjusted according to your health and preferences.
Benefits of Specialist Women’s Health Care
Better Understanding of Your Symptoms
A specialist assessment can help clarify changes that may otherwise be dismissed or misunderstood.
Care Through Different Life Stages
You can receive support from menstrual health and pregnancy planning through postpartum recovery and menopause.
Earlier Identification of Concerns
Routine screening and symptom assessment may identify conditions that require monitoring or treatment.
Private, Respectful Consultations
Sensitive concerns are discussed with discretion and without judgement.
Treatment Based on Your Priorities
Your preferences, comfort and future plans are considered when discussing care.
Connected Women’s Health Support
Gynaecology can be coordinated with nutrition, wellness, dermatology and internal medicine when concerns overlap.
Continuity of Care
Follow-up allows the doctor to review your progress and adjust treatment when needed.
Why Choose FAYY Health for Obstetrics & Gynaecology?
Specialist-Led Women’s Health Care
Appointments are guided by qualified obstetrics and gynaecology specialists.
Time to Speak Openly
Consultations are designed to give you space to explain symptoms and ask questions.
Medical, Hormonal and Intimate Health Care
Routine gynaecology, pregnancy, menopause and intimate wellness can be addressed within one service.
Private Care in One Central, Dubai
Appointments take place in a calm and discreet clinic environment at DWTC.
Arabic and English Consultations
Women’s health care is available in Arabic and English.
Integrated Support
Where another aspect of health may be relevant, care can be coordinated with wellness, nutrition, dermatology or internal medicine.
Clear Guidance Without Pressure
You will understand the available options and have time to decide what feels right for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I see a gynaecologist?
Can I book a consultation even if I am not sure what is wrong?
Do all appointments require a pelvic examination?
Your doctor will explain it first and proceed only with your consent.
What should I bring to my appointment?
Previous reports
Ultrasound results
Medication list
Menstrual dates
Pregnancy records where relevant
Previous screening results
Questions you would like to discuss
Can I visit a gynaecologist during my period?
Contact the clinic if you are unsure.
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