Knowledge Hub
Patient education is a priority for COGA doctors. Here we regularly add information about gynaecological health and updates from our practice.
Please note: we often refer to ‘women’s health’ for practicality. In doing so we refer to all people requiring gynaecological and obstetric care, including trans and non-binary people, and other gender expressions too. Everyone is welcome at COGA.
Pessaries have been around for a very long time, the oldest known pessary – as described by the ancient Greek physician Hippocrates...
We now know a lot more about what makes workplaces, well, work for women. Turns out it's more than hair dryers and a few...
Recently published research shows there’s a high chance that women surgically diagnosed with endometriosis will leave the...
Too many women believe that painful periods are simply part of being a woman – and so they just, well, deal with it.
While it is common to experience some anxiety and low moods during pregnancy and after giving birth, for some women, these...
There is much written about the mental load of parenting, especially for mothers, but for those who struggle to conceive,...
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