Please bring with you the following information:
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Letter of referral from your General Practitioner
\n\tAny results relevant to your consultation such as blood test results, ultrasound results etc.
\n\tYour completed 'New Patient Form' & 'Patient Consent Form'
\n\tYour Medicare card
\n\tPrivate Health Insurance and details (such as name of fund, level of cover and membership number).
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A visit to your doctor’s office may be a bit overwhelming, especially when there is a lot of information to exchange. You may want to bring an objective family member or friend to your appointment. They can help you recall the answers to your questions.
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Women are usually uncomfortable discussing gynaecological issues and other health concerns with their doctors.
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More often than not, they perceive a trip to the gynaecologist as uncomfortable, intimidating or embarrassing. They may not be aware that there are various remedies a gynaecologist can avail of to ease and treat whatever symptoms they might be experiencing.
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Dr Byrnes understands the various health issues and gynaecological problems may arise throughout a woman’s life and strives to provide professional, comprehensive and discreet gynaecological care and services that cater to the needs of women at every stage of their lives.
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With her warm and friendly approach Dr. Byrnes, as a female herself, understands the needs of women and does everything to ensure that patients are at ease to communicate their concerns to her.
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The gynaecological services offered involve a complete assessment of the patient and management of symptoms or conditions. Medical or surgical treatments may also be provided as necessary.
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Some of the conditions Dr. Byrnes is able to manage include the following:
\n\nAbnormal PAP smears (including colposcopy)
\n\tMenstrual dysfunction including MIRENA insertion
\n\tPost menopausal bleeding
\n\tFibroids
\n\tPolycystic Ovarian Syndrome
\n\tInfertility
\n\tVulval disorders
\n\tEarly pregnancy complications
\n\tRecurrent miscarriage
\n\tGYNAE
\n\nPATIENT FAQ'S
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