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We provide advice and care for a wide range of contraceptive options…

  • Contraceptive Pills ( COCP & POP)
  • Contraceptive Patch
  • Contraceptive Ring – Nuva Ring
  • Depot Injectable Contraceptive – Depo Provera
  • Implanon
  • Mirena coil
  • Emergency Contraception – Morning After Pill

 

 

  • Pre-conception counselling –
    (Your doctor’s advice at least three months prior to your intention of becoming  pregnant is recommended).
  • Fertility advice including investigation and referral where necessary
  • Pregnancy tests

Antenatal and postnatal care CANC – SCHEDULE OF VISITS

  • Breast examination
  • Bone Density Screening Referrals (DEXA)
  • Continence problems
  • Menopause – the “Change”
  • Sexual Health
  • STI screening

BreastCheck screening is for women without symptoms; we urge any woman who has any concerns to visit her family doctor/GP immediately even if she has had a recent mammogram. We also encourage all women to remain breast aware between or after screenings and to check for any symptoms or changes in their breasts.
BreastCheck is a Government-funded programme providing breast screening and invites women aged 50 to 64 for a free mammogram on an area-by-area basis every two years. The aim of BreastCheck is to reduce deaths from breast cancer by finding and treating the disease at an early stage.
We encourage all women who receive a BreastCheck invitation to attend their appointment. Women who have any concerns regarding their  appointment can contact BreastCheck Freephone 1800 45 45 55 or online at http://www.breastcheck.ie/

Free smears are available for those registered with CervicalCheck.
Private Smears are available for those not eligible for CervicalCheck.
Smears are normally undertaken by either the practice nurse or one of our female doctors by appointment.
CervicalCheck, the National Cervical Screening Programme, provides free smear tests to women aged 25 to 65. A smear test is a simple procedure that only takes minutes and is the most effective way to detect changes in the cells of the cervix. Cervical check has recently changed its policy to access the service. You have to ring or register online, then contact us for an appointment.
Register online http://www.cervicalcheck.ie
Freephone information line: 1800 45 45 55
email: [email protected]
CervicalCheck – The National Cervical Screening Progamme, PO Box 161, Limerick.

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