Dr Marcia Bonazzi

05/04/2026

Happy and blessed Easter to all our patients and their families celebrating today. Wishing you a joyful day filled with peace, hope and renewal.

22/03/2026

Happy and blessed birthday Marcia !
Wishing you health and all that brings you happiness ♥️

07/03/2026

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY !

Here’s to strong women everywhere: May we know them, may we be them, may we raise them.

Celebrate yourself today and every day because you’re simply amazing. Happy Women’s Day!

07/03/2026

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY !

Here's to strong women everywhere: May we know them, may we be them, may we raise them.

Celebrate yourself today and every day because you're simply amazing. Happy Women's Day!

07/03/2026

CELEBRATING WOMEN !

05/03/2026

OVARIAN CANCER AWARENESS

The Robin Cancer Trust, the UK's only testicular, ovarian and germ cell cancer charity, is urging women not to ignore the easy-to-miss symptoms of the deadly disease.

26/02/2026

The first trimester can feel like a time of big changes and many questions.

Early appointments, recommended tests, and simple lifestyle adjustments all play a role in establishing pregnancy care.

Having a clear checklist can help make the early weeks feel more manageable and support informed decisions along the way.

While every pregnancy is different, guidance from your healthcare team helps ensure care is tailored to your individual needs.

Book an early pregnancy appointment to discuss your next steps: https://www.drmarciabonazzi.com.au/request-an-appointment

24/02/2026

Early pregnancy often comes with questions about what is safe, especially when it comes to exercise.

Changes in energy levels, nausea, and physical comfort can make one feel uncertain.

For many women, light to moderate activity such as walking, gentle stretching, or pregnancy-appropriate exercise may be suitable during the first trimester.

These forms of movement can support circulation, muscle strength, and emotional balance when done safely.

Because every pregnancy is different, exercise should be guided by individual health needs and medical advice. Listening to your body and adjusting activity is an important part of care.

Check with your obstetrician before starting or continuing exercise during pregnancy: https://www.drmarciabonazzi.com.au/request-an-appointment

22/02/2026

Early pregnancy often brings unexpected fatigue and changes in focus, even as daily responsibilities continue as usual.

These shifts are part of your body adjusting to pregnancy and increased energy demands.

Balancing responsibilities with rest is an important part of care during this stage.

Taking short breaks, prioritising essential tasks, and allowing time to recharge can help support overall health and daily functioning.

Discuss any concerns about work and pregnancy with your doctor: https://www.drmarciabonazzi.com.au/request-an-appointment

19/02/2026

Feeling low on energy during your busy pregnancy days?

Staying hydrated, planning small snacks, and choosing nutrient-rich foods can help keep your energy levels up and support overall health.

Even small, consistent habits, like sipping water regularly or keeping a handful of nuts on hand, can make a meaningful difference throughout the day.

Every little step counts, and over time, these habits add up to stronger support for both you and your baby.

Speak with your healthcare provider for personalised nutrition advice: https://www.drmarciabonazzi.com.au/request-an-appointment