NOTICE OF EARLY CLOSURE

We will be closed from 12:30pm on Friday, 7th August

If you are a current patient and have an Obstetric Emergency please call either the

Alana on call number (on your antenatal card) or the hospital you are booked in to:

Prince of Wales Private 9650 4444

Royal Hospital for Women 9382 6111

For all other medical emergencies please call 000 or present to your nearest hospital emergency department.

We reopen 8am on Monday, 10th August

(02) 9009 5255 CONTACT US
(02) 9009 5255 CONTACT US

Fertility

Here you’ll find great health information written by the Alana Doctors, Physiotherapists and Naturopaths.

PhysiotherapyGeneral Health and WellbeingGynaecologyPregnancyFertility
on the blog

From PCOS to PMOS: why the name is changing

General Health and Wellbeing , Gynaecology , Fertility
Science catching up with what women have long known. READ MORE
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Recurrent Implantation Failure

Fertility
You’ve taken on the journey of IVF. All looks promising. Your embryos are said to be perfect - So why are they not sticking? READ MORE
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The Oral Contraceptive Pill

Gynaecology , Pregnancy , Fertility
Recent media focus on the oral contraceptive pill has left many women with questions as to what the risks are, and should they be taking this… READ MORE
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Medical Research Week

Gynaecology , Pregnancy , Fertility
When you have a health problem, what you want is the answer. But to get the answer we have to have scientific evidence that can only come through… READ MORE
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Fibroids

Gynaecology , Pregnancy , Fertility
Mountains or molehills – fibroids can affect women in many different ways. Its fibroid awareness week, so time to find out more! READ MORE
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Adenomyosis

Gynaecology , Pregnancy , Fertility
Adenomyosis is not an infectious disease or a species of South American insect. It does cause pain and abnormal bleeding in women and is more common… READ MORE
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Endometriosis Awareness

Gynaecology , Fertility
With one in every ten women affected by endometriosis, someone you know and most likely someone in your larger family has this disease. Be aware. READ MORE
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Ovarian Cysts

Gynaecology , Fertility
Women in their reproductive years are constantly producing ovarian cysts – in fact every month a cyst (or the correct technical name follicle)… READ MORE
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Advanced Maternal Age

Gynaecology , Pregnancy , Fertility
Are you over 35 and considering having a baby? Read our blog to find out what it will mean for you... READ MORE
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Ectopic Pregnancy

Gynaecology , Pregnancy , Fertility
READ MORE
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The Cervix

Gynaecology , Pregnancy , Fertility
The cervix is not just about pap smears. The cylinder of tissue that is the neck of the uterus has the capacity both to be hard and closed but also to… READ MORE
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Twins

Pregnancy , Fertility
Two little jellybeans and two little heartbeats in the fuzzy haze of the ultrasound… Twins! How do twins come about? READ MORE
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