Dr Andrew Zuschmann

Dr Andrew Zuschmann Hi, I'm Andrew. I'm an Obstetrician, Gynaecologist and Fertility Specialist with over 20 years exper

07/08/2026

Spend the day with me 🫶🏼

A fun Tuesday with some elective caesareans, some hysteroscopies, beautiful antenatal patients and a normal vaginal birth 🙌🏼

How cute is this little princess 🩷 There’s something about your 6 week check that will be a little bittersweet! We see e...
06/08/2026

How cute is this little princess đź©·

There’s something about your 6 week check that will be a little bittersweet! We see each other so often especially in those last few weeks, then comes the 6 week check up filled with joy in seeing you and your little one flourishing mixed with the sadness of a goodbye or a see you later 👋🏼

Thanks for sharing Dee 🌻

Welcome to the world gorgeous Luella 🫶🏼✨ Tiana Burton
24/06/2026

Welcome to the world gorgeous Luella 🫶🏼✨

Tiana Burton

Biggest Morning Tea time! We all made yummy things, but Em and I ended up head to head with brown butter chocolate chip ...
20/05/2026

Biggest Morning Tea time! We all made yummy things, but Em and I ended up head to head with brown butter chocolate chip cookies… Em’s had the chew, and mine had the chocolate, but it was her flaked sea salt for the win I reckon 🤣

13/05/2026

Polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS) is the new name for polycystic ovarian syndrome, to better reflect our understanding of this condition. The previous name came from observations over 100 years ago. The basis for PMOS is endocrine disturbances that lead to the clinical picture that we know. Diagnostic criteria and treatment haven’t changed, and the terminology will change over the next 2 years as guidelines are updated. PMOS is an area of interest for me in my practice, whether you’re trying to get pregnant or not If you’re concerned about PMOS please make an appt to discuss an individualised approach to your treatment.

Happy International Nurses Day! A baby who decided she wanted to be born yesterday instead of today gave us the time to ...
12/05/2026

Happy International Nurses Day! A baby who decided she wanted to be born yesterday instead of today gave us the time to sit down with a coffee to celebrate. Apparently the nurses at Kareena are getting gelato today in appreciation of everything they do! “Empowered Nurses Save Lives”

International Day of the Midwife is celebrated on 5 May recognising the critical role our midwifery colleagues play. The...
04/05/2026

International Day of the Midwife is celebrated on 5 May recognising the critical role our midwifery colleagues play. The 2026 theme is “One Million More Midwives” focusing on the global need for more midwives. I was privileged to present The Sutherland Hospital Midwife of the Year Award to Bri (one of our amazing MGP midwives) on Friday night at our hospital Nursing and Midwifery awards night.

For many, their periods don’t come back for a few weeks to a few months after birth. Breastfeeding can delay periods for...
03/05/2026

For many, their periods don’t come back for a few weeks to a few months after birth. Breastfeeding can delay periods for some, but not for everyone and it can be different after each baby too!
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And when it does come back?
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It might feel different.
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- Heavier than before
- More cramping (or sometimes less)
- Irregular at first
- A different colour or flow pattern
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This is your body recalibrating after pregnancy, birth, and huge hormonal shifts. it’s completely normal for things to take a little time to settle.
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Your body has gone through a lot 🤍

For many, their periods don’t come back for a few weeks to a few months after birth. Breastfeeding can delay periods for...
30/04/2026

For many, their periods don’t come back for a few weeks to a few months after birth. Breastfeeding can delay periods for some, but not for everyone and it can be different after each baby too!

And when it does come back?

It might feel different.

- Heavier than before
- More cramping (or sometimes less)
- Irregular at first
- A different colour or flow pattern

This is your body recalibrating after pregnancy, birth, and huge hormonal shifts. it’s completely normal for things to take a little time to settle.

Your body has gone through a lot 🤍

Often families wonder who is going to be in the theatre with them and often there’s quite a lot of health professionals ...
15/04/2026

Often families wonder who is going to be in the theatre with them and often there’s quite a lot of health professionals there all with specific roles.

One of these important roles in theatre is your Anaesthetist. Their role is to make sure that you aren’t in any pain during the procedure and to make sure you are comfortable. If you feel unwell or even just want a chat to distract you they’re the best for this 🙌🏼

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331 Port Hacking Road Miranda
Sydney, NSW
2228

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8am - 5:30pm
Friday 8am - 1pm

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+61295267477

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