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Asherman’s Syndrome and Chronic Pain Asherman’s Syndrome and Chronic Pain remains a terrible situation for many women. Miscarriage is the commonest complication of pregnancy affecting 15% of clinically recognized pregnancies. Some 5% of women will experience two or more miscarriages … Continued

Cervical Cancer Risks Cervical Cancer Risks mean you should not wait for symptoms. Early cervical changes rarely cause pain or discomfort. Common signs like irregular bleeding or pelvic pain often appear only after the disease has progressed. regular screening whether … Continued

Episiotomy Risks Hemorrhage Episiotomy Risks Hemorrhage. Having an episiotomy, a surgical cut to the vagina during childbirth, doubles the risk of postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) in women with moderate or severe anemia. Women with anemia are particularly vulnerable to negative birth … Continued

Asherman’s Syndrome Asherman’s syndrome occurs after a dilation and curettage (D and C) procedure. It is a treatment for an incomplete miscarriage, as a means of pregnancy termination or if the placenta is retained after delivery. Asherman’s syndrome is painful … Continued

Epidural Medication Shortage   The Epidural Medication Shortage is a totally unacceptable situation. There is a national shortage of epidural medications which is expected to last until at least March 2026. This is presently affecting access to pain relief during … Continued

Waiting Lists Waiting Lists are a huge problem. Data from December 2025 showed that 743 312 women were still waiting for gynaecology care in the UK. Is it going to be possible to ever reduce this backlog? Reducing the NHS backlog … Continued

Preventing Ovarian Cancer Preventing Ovarian Cancer? Removing the fallopian tubes can prevent many ovarian cancers, yet women are often not counselled on this option. It’s long been known that ovarian cancer can start in the fallopian tubes. There is a … Continued

Filshie Clip Sterilisation Litigation Filshie Clip Sterilisation Litigation needs your help. The Filshie clips are made of metal and plastic. The device is used in sterilisation to clamp each fallopian tubes. It is known to slice through the fallopian tubes, … Continued

Bariatric Surgery Risks What are Bariatric Surgery Risks? The third most common bariatric procedure is a revision to fix a previous bariatric procedure. Up to 25% of bariatric patients have to go back into the operating room for problems caused … Continued

Outdated Medical Equipment Eight in ten hospitals are relying on outdated medical equipment to treat patients. Data reveals almost 400 X-ray machines, MRI scanners and radiotherapy machines are more than a decade old. At Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust one … Continued