Our range of services include:

Our team will advise you on all methods of contraception to suit your individual needs. These can include the combined pill, progesterone only pill, the morning after pill, the Depo-provera injection, the contraceptive patch and vaginal ring. We also Insert and remove all intrauterine contraceptive devices e.g Mirena, Kyleena, Jaydess and copper coils. Also the  Implanon insertion commonly known as the “bar”. Advice and counselling on the non hormonal methods of contraception is also available.

• Antenatal and post natal care
• Infertility
• Free cervical screening - link to cervical check website here please
• Cervical cancer vaccination
• Breast cancer screening
• Advice, counselling and treatment on the Menopause, Osteoporosis and HRT
• Sexual health advise and screening for sexually transmitted diseases including; Chlamydia,Gonorrhoea, Hepatitis B and C, HIV and Syphilis
•     Crisis pregnancy management
•     Dealing with domestic violence
•     Well Woman Check including screening for cardiovascular, diabetes, arthritis, thryoid, respiratory condition etc - onward referral for investigations and specialist opinions can be done and specific follow up arranged

Cervical Check Program:
The National Cervical Screening Programme involves cervical smear tests for all women from ages 25-60 (though sometimes smears are advised for women outside these ages on an individual basis).
 
Cervical screening tests women for changes in the cells of the cervix (neck of the womb) using a smear test.
 
Changes are common and cervical screening by smear tests can pick up early cell changes so they can be monitored or treated. The earlier abnormal cell changes are found, the easier they are to treat.
 
Early detection and treatment of changes in the cells of the cervix can prevent cervical cancer.
 
Screening is internationally accepted as a preventative health measure.  While it is recognised that no screening test is 100 per cent accurate, cervical screening is the most effective method of reducing a woman’s risk of developing cervical cancer.
 
A cervical screening test (sometimes called a smear test or a pap test) is a simple procedure where a doctor or nurse takes a sample of cells from the cervix (neck of the womb) to be examined for early changes on the cells. A cervical screening test is a simple test that takes about five minutes. It may be slightly uncomfortable but should not be painful.
 
This is a free service and more information can be found at www.cervicalcheck.ie