Gynaecology patient leaflets

 

This page lists leaflets produced or used by our department. Each leaflet is reviewed at least every three years to make sure it is kept up to date.

Abdominal myomectomy

Description:
This leaflet explains more about having an abdominal myomectomy, including the benefits, risks and alternatives, and what you can expect when you come to hospital.

Adenomyosis

Description:
This leaflet explains about adenomyosis, its symptoms and treatments.

Ambulatory gynaecology clinic

Description:
This leaflet explains more about the ambulatory gynaecology clinic in the McNair Centre at Guy's Hospital. It gives details of the services the clinic provides and what you can expect at your appointment.

Bartholins cyst

Description:
The aim of this information sheet is to help you answer some of the questions you may have about having a Bartholin's cyst or abscess.

Bladder retraining

Description:
This leaflet explains what urge incontinence is and how we can help to reduce and relieve your symptoms. If you have any questions or concerns, please speak to one of the nurse specialists.

Cathetar removal - An outpatient trial without catheter (TWOC)

Description:
This leaflet provides information about an appointment to have your catheter removed. The removal of the catheter is called a trial without catheter or TWOC.

Catheter - Going home with a catheter

Description:
This leaflet explains more about the arrangements to have your urethral catheter removed after you have left hospital.

Catheter removal - An inpatient trial without catheter (TWOC)

Description:
This leaflet provides information about the removal of your catheter during your hospital stay called a trial without catheter or TWOC.

Cervical ectropion (cervical erosion)

Description:
This leaflet provides information about cervical ectropion.

Cold coagulation procedure under local or general anaesthetic

Description:
The cold coagulation procedure is a heat treatment used to either destroy abnormal cells or to burn off or cauterize the soft (delicate) cells on your cervix.
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