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ASC Gynaecology Specialist Gynaecology & Obstetrics in Hamilton, New Zealand. Individualised centered care for women in all stages of their life.

Our specialists are dedicated to a high standard of care in women’s health.

Are you due for a cervical screening test? If you are aged between 25 and 69, have a cervix, and have ever been s*xual...
28/10/2026

Are you due for a cervical screening test?

If you are aged between 25 and 69, have a cervix, and have ever been s*xually active, an HPV screening test every 5 years is the single most effective way to prevent cervical cancer.

Exciting news for healthcare in Aotearoa: from March 2027, routine cervical screening will be fully funded for anyone aged 25–69 with a cervix. Removing financial barriers is a huge step forward for preventive health equity across New Zealand.

Where to access routine screening:
Routine funded screening is completed through your GP, primary healthcare provider, or local s*xual health clinic. Most people can choose between an easy self-swab, a clinician-assisted swab, or a liquid-based sample.

How ASC Gynaecology supports you:
As a specialist gynaecology practice, our clinic works alongside primary care providers. If your screening results show HPV or abnormal cells that require specialist follow-up, colposcopy, or further investigation, your GP can refer you directly to our specialist team.

For questions about specialist gynaecological consultations or referrals, get in touch with our team:
📞 021 024 51019
✉️ [email protected]
🌐

ASC Gynaecology offers individualised centered care for women in all stages of their life.

Today is World Menopause Day, a time to break the silence surrounding menopause and normalise conversations about women'...
17/10/2026

Today is World Menopause Day, a time to break the silence surrounding menopause and normalise conversations about women's hormonal health.

Menopause isn't just about hot flashes, it can impact everything from your sleep and mood to your cognitive focus and energy levels.

Common symptoms to look out for:
• Hot flashes & night sweats
• Brain fog & memory slips
• Sleep disturbances & insomnia
• Mood changes & anxiety
• Vaginal dryness or discomfort
• Fatigue & low energy

If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, please remember you don't have to navigate them alone or "just push through." Evidence-based care, lifestyle strategies, and personalised treatment options are available.

Share this post to help spread awareness and support the women in your life!

Visit our website or contact our clinic to learn more about our specialist gynaecological care.

ASC Gynaecology offers individualised centered care for women in all stages of their life.

Baby Loss Awareness Week takes place from the 9th - 15th of October every year.This week culminates in the Global Wave o...
08/10/2026

Baby Loss Awareness Week takes place from the 9th - 15th of October every year.

This week culminates in the Global Wave of Light on 15th October - International Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day. At 7:00 pm, bereaved parents, whānau, and supporters around the world light a candle to remember precious babies lost too soon. Starting right here in Aotearoa, this continuous wave of light and aroha moves around the globe.

Sands New Zealand will be hosting an online service. If you would like a candle lit in memory of your baby or babies, please fill out their Google Form here: https://forms.gle/brPq1dtr6yKhbdVU7

ASC Gynaecology offers individualised centered care for women in all stages of their life.

A Major Breakthrough for Endometriosis Care in Aotearoa New Zealand.It’s official, Health New Zealand will adapt the Roy...
16/09/2026

A Major Breakthrough for Endometriosis Care in Aotearoa New Zealand.

It’s official, Health New Zealand will adapt the Royal Aust & NZ College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists RANZCOG Australian Living Evidence Guideline: Endometriosis for use locally!

Replacing NZ’s outdated 2020 guideline has been a core focus for advocacy groups, and seeing the Government commit to this change is a massive step forward for patient care and clinical gynaecology across Aotearoa.

Why this matters for patients:

• Faster Diagnosis: Clinicians can diagnose based on symptoms, physical examination, medical history, and improved diagnostic imaging - removing the absolute requirement for diagnostic laparoscopy.

• Earlier Treatment: Enables treatment and care to start immediately upon clinical suspicion, aiming to drastically cut the current 10-year average diagnosis delay.

• Comprehensive Guidance: Includes updated pathways for adenomyosis, adolescent health, fertility, and multidisciplinary pain management.

The guideline is expected to be launched in mid-2027 as pathways and system capacity are built to support it.

Read more about the upcoming changes and the official media statement from Endometriosis New Zealand here:
https://nzendo.org.nz/endo-news/government-backing-of-new-guideline-a-breakthrough-for-better-endometriosis-care/

ASC Gynaecology offers individualised centered care for women in all stages of their life.

September is Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month in New Zealand. 💜Gynaecological cancers can affect any part of the fe...
01/09/2026

September is Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month in New Zealand. 💜

Gynaecological cancers can affect any part of the female reproductive system, including the cervix, ovaries, uterus, v***a, and va**na. These cancers begin when cells grow abnormally, and while the symptoms vary, your body often sends early warning signs.

Signs and symptoms to look out for:
• Unusual va**nal bleeding or discharge (especially post-menopause)
• Persistent pain in your abdomen or during s*x
• Itchy skin around the va**nal opening
• Difficulty p*eing or changes in toilet habits

Having these symptoms doesn’t always mean cancer, but it does mean it’s time for a check-up.

Tips for your next GP visit:
• Bring a list of symptoms and their frequency.
• Mention your family/whānau health history.
• Trust your gut - if you don’t feel better, seek a second opinion.
• Bring a friend or whānau member for support.

If you’d like to consult with one of our specialists, we are here to help. Contact us on 021 024 51019 or email [email protected].

ASC Gynaecology offers individualised centered care for women in all stages of their life.

Today is Daffodil Day! 🌼At ASC Gynaecology, we are proud to support the Cancer Society New Zealand. The daffodil is more...
27/08/2026

Today is Daffodil Day! 🌼

At ASC Gynaecology, we are proud to support the Cancer Society New Zealand. The daffodil is more than just a spring flower, it’s a symbol of hope for the 1 in 3 New Zealanders affected by cancer.

As specialists in women’s health, we see firsthand the resilience of those navigating health challenges, including gynaecological cancers. This is why we wear our daffodils today to support the Cancer Society's vital work, from life-saving research to providing essential support for patients and their whānau.

We encourage our community to join us in supporting this cause. Every donation helps ensure no one has to face cancer alone.

Donate or learn more: www.daffodilday.org.nz

ASC Gynaecology offers individualised centered care for women in all stages of their life.

Did you know it’s Women’s Health Week?From 10th to 16th August, we are joining the nationwide movement to put women’s he...
10/08/2026

Did you know it’s Women’s Health Week?
From 10th to 16th August, we are joining the nationwide movement to put women’s health centre stage.

Many gynaecological conditions can be invisible from the outside, but they have a massive impact on daily life. Our team at ASC Gynaecology is dedicated to providing a supportive environment where you can find answers and specialist treatment for your reproductive health.

Let’s use this week to break the taboos and share information that can change lives.

Find out more about Women's Health Week events and resources: www.womenshealthweek.nz

ASC Gynaecology offers individualised centered care for women in all stages of their life.

Did you know that significant ovulation pain can be a symptom of endometriosis?While many people expect discomfort durin...
22/07/2026

Did you know that significant ovulation pain can be a symptom of endometriosis?

While many people expect discomfort during their period, pain mid-cycle (roughly two weeks before your period starts) is often overlooked.

Ovulation occurs when an o***y releases an egg. Since ovaries typically take turns each month, you might notice this pain alternating sides. It can manifest as a dull ache or a sharp twinge in the lower abdomen and pelvis, lasting anywhere from a few minutes to several hours.

Taking anti-inflammatory medication may help, as well as a hot water bottle or a TENS machine. To figure out whether you are experiencing ovulation pain, keep track of your menstrual cycle and where you feel the pain.

You may have endometriosis if you experience ovulation pain alongside other symptoms of endometriosis and keeping a symptom diary can help you have a conversation with your GP or gynaecologist about an endometriosis diagnosis.

To arrange an appointment with one of our specialists, call us on 021 024 51019 or email [email protected].

ASC Gynaecology offers individualised centered care for women in all stages of their life.

Acknowledging Birth Trauma Awareness Week 2026Birth trauma is a significant but often silenced aspect of maternal health...
12/07/2026

Acknowledging Birth Trauma Awareness Week 2026

Birth trauma is a significant but often silenced aspect of maternal healthcare. From 13th - 19th July, ASC Gynaecology joins the global movement to raise awareness and advocate for better support systems for those affected.

True care goes beyond the delivery room, it involves providing a safe space for patients to process their experiences and access specialised mental and physical health resources.

Let's continue to advocate for informed, compassionate, and patient-centered care.

ASC Gynaecology offers individualised centered care for women in all stages of their life.

July is Fibroid Awareness Month. While many women live with fibroids without ever knowing it, for others, these non-canc...
01/07/2026

July is Fibroid Awareness Month. While many women live with fibroids without ever knowing it, for others, these non-cancerous growths can significantly impact daily life. From heavy periods to persistent pelvic pain, the symptoms are real and manageable.

Common symptoms include:
• heavy periods (heavy menstrual bleeding)
• abdominal (tummy) pain or a swollen tummy
• pelvic pain
• pain during s*x
• a need to urinate (p*e) more often, if a fibroid is pressing on your bladder
• constipation (hard poo, difficulty passing poo), if a fibroid is pressing on your bowel

Symptoms depend on how many fibroids you have, their size and where they are.

Our team at ASC Gynaecology is here to help you explore treatment options, from medication to advanced surgical care.

If you would like to speak to one of our specialists, call 021 024 51019 email [email protected].

ASC Gynaecology offers individualised centered care for women in all stages of their life.

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John Sullivan House, Gate 3, Level 1, 62 Tristram Street
Hamilton
3204

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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