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Showing 51 patient resources filtered by Gynaecology Reset filters

Third or fourth degree tear

Information for patients

This item has been tagged with the following terms:
Maternity, Physiotherapy, Urogynaecology

Ultra Radical Surgery for Ovarian or Primary Peritoneal Cancer

Information for patients

This item has been tagged with the following terms:
Cancer, Cancer - Gynaecology, Cancer - Surgical treatment, Gynaecology

Vaginal bleeding and pelvic pain in early pregnancy

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This item has been tagged with the following terms:
Early pregnancy, Gynaecology, Maternity
Vaginal Dilators

What vaginal dilators are and how to use them.

This item has been tagged with the following terms:
Gynaecology, Urogynaecology, Women's Health
Vaginal Examination Under Anaesthesia

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This item has been tagged with the following terms:
Gynaecology, Surgery and procedures
Vaginal hysterectomy for uterine prolapse

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This item has been tagged with the following terms:
Gynaecology, Surgery and procedures, Urogynaecology
Vulval care advice

If you have been diagnosed with a vulval skin condition this leaflet will give you general vulval skin care advice, especially for people who experience vulval symptoms such as itching and soreness.

This item has been tagged with the following terms:
Cancer - Gynaecology, Gynaecology
Vulval clinic

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This item has been tagged with the following terms:
Gynaecology
Vulval Intraepithelial Neoplasia (VIN)

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This item has been tagged with the following terms:
Gynaecology
Vulval Surgery

Information for patients

This item has been tagged with the following terms:
Cancer, Cancer - Gynaecology, Cancer - Surgical treatment, Gynaecology, Surgery and procedures

What is a prolapse?

Information for patients

This item has been tagged with the following terms:
Physiotherapy, Urogynaecology, Urology