Caring for a woman's journey every step of the way
Are you tired of painful and heavy periods? Do you experience discomfort and inconvenience every month? If so, our best-rated Top Gynaecologists clinic has the solution you’ve been searching for Endometrial Ablation.
Our team of experienced gynaecologists understands the challenges of heavy menstrual bleeding, and we are here to help. It is a minimally invasive procedure that can significantly reduce or even eliminate menstrual bleeding, helping you reclaim your life.
We use state-of-the-art technology and the latest techniques to perform endometrial ablation safely and effectively. Our caring and compassionate team will guide you through every step of the process, from initial consultation to post-procedure care.
We understand that preparing for medical procedures can be stressful, but our team of highly skilled professionals is here to guide you.
Here is a detailed rundown of what to expect in the days leading up to your endometrial ablation procedure.
Avoid eating gum, candy and other snacks or drinking anything for at least eight hours before the procedure. Follow this dietary restriction to prevent complications.
You should also avoid taking blood-thinning medications, like aspirin or ibuprofen, for at least one week before the procedure. If you are taking other prescription medications, please let us know in advance.
We will advise you on whether or not to continue taking them.
On the day of the procedure, we recommend wearing comfortable clothing that is easy to change. Endometrial ablation is an outpatient procedure meaning you can go home the same day.
However, you must take medicine to help you relax during the process, which can make it unsafe for you to drive. Arrange a drive back home after the procedure.
Endometrial ablation is performed under local anaesthesia, which means you will be awake during the procedure. You may feel some discomfort or cramping.
The endometrial ablation procedure takes less than an hour to complete. You may experience cramping or spotting for a few days after the process, but this should subside quickly.
