Some women find that a TENS machine can be helpful for managing pain during labour. Women can even start using a TENS machine at home before going into hospital. TENS…
Author: Women’s Obstetric & Gynaecology Specialists
Covid-19 update: masks and support person
Following the recent rise in COVID-19 cases in Melbourne, as from midnight on Wednesday 8th July, The Royal Women’s Hospital will be offering face masks to all inpatients and outpatients…
COVID-19 update
At the moment, the situation regarding Covid-19 is changing rapidly. We would like to reassure our patients that we are monitoring developments closely so that we can provide you with…
Antenatal and early parenting classes
Going to antenatal and early parenting classes is very worthwhile for all patients having their first child. They equip you with vital information, which increases your confidence and helps alleviate…
New suite B
WOGS have new consulting rooms! Our new ‘suite B’ is just around the corner (about 50 steps!) from our existing suite 8 rooms on level 2 of The Royal Women’s…
Caesarean section recovery
Although most mothers and babies recover well after a Caesarean birth, it is major surgery and a complete recovery takes time. While you’re in hospital, you’ll have plenty of close…