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From pregnancy, childbirth and menopause - women’s bodies go through a lot. And a variety of health conditions can affect the female body and reproductive organs - such as painful fibroids, vaginal prolapse and cancer.
We offer a range of preventive and innovative treatment options for conditions that are specific to the needs of your body.
Colposcopy
Dilatation and curettage (D&C)
Endometrial ablation surgery
Hysterectomy surgery
Hysteroscopy procedure
Mammogram (mammography)
Ovarian cyst removal
Sexual health testing
Stress urinary incontinence (SUI) for women
Urodynamics
Vaginal repair operation
An experienced, expert team
Here at Spire Bristol hospital we provide access to specialist consultants, surgeons and nurses dedicated to female health issues.
View consultantsWhy women’s health matters to you
Whether you have a gynaecological problem, want to discuss your family planning options, or would like some dietary advice, our team of healthcare professionals are here to help you.
Prevention or early diagnosis is better than cure. Regular checking of your breasts and cervix can also help reduce your risk of developing cancers that are among the leading causes of premature death for women. Breast and cervical screening are believed to save 1,500 and 4,500 lives a year respectively.
Why choose Spire for women’s health?
With empathy and respect, we offer fast and easy access to screening, investigations and innovative treatments for a number of gynaecological problems concerning you.
Almost all of our centres have digital mammograms, which convert the X-ray into a digital image, allowing the picture to be manipulated.
We're proud to have been recognised for achieving excellence in patient care, staff training, nursing practice and healthcare outcomes.
News
12 August 2020
We spoke to Spire Bristol Hospital's Consultant Bariatric Surgeons about the link between obesity and coronavirus.