Women’s Health clinic in london

Yes. Dr Oudai Ali sees patients at LSDC Healthcare in London for women’s health assessment and gynaecology-focused care, including period concerns, pelvic symptoms, cervical screening follow-up and menopause care.

Yes. Dr Asif Naseem sees patients at LSDC Healthcare as a Private GP with a subspecialty focus in women’s health, supporting comprehensive assessment, investigations, treatment planning and continuity of care.

A women’s health GP appointment can address both general medical and women’s health issues (including blood tests, medications, contraception advice and broader health screening). A gynaecology-focused consultation is ideal when symptoms are primarily pelvic, menstrual or cervix-related, or when specialist pathways are required. We help direct you to the most suitable clinician.

Common reasons include irregular or heavy periods, pelvic pain, pain with intercourse, abnormal bleeding, suspected PCOS, vaginal dryness or recurrent urinary symptoms, contraception concerns, menopause symptoms, or worries after cervical screening results.

Yes. We assess heavy or irregular bleeding with a structured history and examination, and may recommend investigations such as blood tests and pelvic imaging where appropriate, followed by a clear management plan tailored to your priorities.

Yes. Pelvic pain is assessed carefully to identify likely causes. Where endometriosis is suspected, we follow an evidence-based pathway that may include targeted imaging and discussion of medical management, with onward referral if specialist intervention is needed.

Yes. We can assess symptoms suggestive of PCOS (such as irregular periods, acne, hair changes, or fertility concerns), arrange appropriate testing, and discuss management options based on your goals — whether symptom control or pregnancy planning.

Yes. We offer personalised contraception counselling and can discuss options such as the combined pill, progestogen-only pill, implant, injection, and coils (IUD/IUS), helping you choose a method aligned with your health profile and preferences.

Yes. We provide structured menopause assessment and symptom management. Where clinically appropriate, hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can be discussed and prescribed with follow-up to optimise response and monitor safety.

HRT may be offered after clinical assessment. If blood clot risk is a concern, transdermal oestrogen (patch, gel or spray) is often preferred over tablets. Your clinician will advise the safest option for your personal risk profile.

Yes. Vaginal dryness, discomfort and some urinary symptoms can be linked to hormonal changes. Options may include local vaginal oestrogen and symptom-targeted treatments, depending on your assessment.

Yes. We review your results, explain what they mean, and advise the appropriate next steps. If colposcopy or further investigation is indicated, we guide you through the pathway and follow-up plan.

Depending on your symptoms, we may recommend blood tests (including hormonal and general health markers), pelvic ultrasound, urine testing, swabs, or referral for further investigations where needed. You’ll receive a clear plan for timing, results and follow-up.

Yes. We prioritise privacy, discretion and clear communication. Your care plan is handled sensitively, with continuity across appointments and a structured approach to results and follow-up.

You can book by completing the LSDC Healthcare enquiry form or calling our clinic team. We’ll help you select the most appropriate clinician (women’s health GP or gynaecology-focused appointment) and outline any recommended investigations.