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Women's Health at Mooloolah Family Clinic

Women’s Health

At Mooloolah Family Clinic, we provide compassionate, comprehensive care that supports women’s health through every stage of life from adolescence to pregnancy, motherhood, menopause, and beyond.

 

We understand that women have unique health needs, and our experienced doctors offer respectful, personalised care in a safe and supportive environment.

 

Our women’s health services include:

 

  • Routine health checks and preventative screenings
  • Cervical screening (Pap smears) and breast health assessments
  • Contraceptive advice, including Implanon insertion/removal and IUD referrals
  • Fertility and pre-conception counselling
  • Pregnancy care, including shared antenatal care and postnatal support
  • Menstrual issues, including irregular, heavy, or painful periods
  • Menopause management and hormone therapy advice
  • Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and endometriosis management
  • Sexual health checks and counselling
  • Mental health support, including for perinatal anxiety and depression
  • Lifestyle and chronic disease management tailored to women’s needs

 

We work in partnership with women to support their physical, emotional, and reproductive health goals. Our GPs can also refer to allied health and specialist services when needed, ensuring a coordinated and holistic approach to care.

 

Your health is important. Whether you’re coming in for a routine check-up or managing a specific concern, we’re here to support you every step of the way.

 

For Urgent help or support:

 

  1. Women’s Health Queensland: Information and counselling on a range of women’s health issues
    📞 1800 017 676                         🌐 www.womenshealth.org.au

Frequently asked questions

How often do I need a cervical screening test?
Women and people with a cervix aged 25 to 74 should have a Cervical Screening Test every 5 years if their previous result was normal.

Can I collect my own cervical screening sample?
Yes. Self-collection is an option for many people. Ask your GP if it is right for you.

Can I talk to a GP about contraception or menopause?
Yes. Our GPs can discuss contraception options, pregnancy planning, menopause symptoms and treatment with you.