Thomas Ind - Consultant Gynaecologist

Cervical cancer is very prevalent in the UK, with 1 in 142 women being diagnosed in their lifetime. However, a lot of cervical cancer cases are actually preventable.

The first step to preventing cervical cancer is to attend regular smear tests. These will check for abnormal cells in your cervix that could be or potentially be cancerous.

The next step is to understand the symptoms it can cause.

Symptoms of cervical cancer include:

• Vaginal bleeding after s*x
• Vaginal bleeding between periods
• Heavier or longer than usual periods
• Blood in your vaginal discharge
• Pelvic pain
• Pain during s*x

It's important to remember that these symptoms alone do not confirm cervical cancer, which is why you must undergo proper diagnostic testing with the help of medical professionals like Mr Thomas Ind.

Learn how Thomas Ind can support you in preventing and treating cervical cancer. https://bit.ly/3uLn7qe

Burning sensation during urination? A gynaecologist has the answers for you. ✔️

Maintaining your gynaecological health is vital and it's important you get to know what's normal for your body. Any changes or new symptoms could signify something isn't quite right and an investigation can be necessary.

Burning sensations while you urinate are a common problem many women face.

Common causes for burning sensations when urinating are:

• Urinary tract infections (UTIs)
• Yeast infections
• Cystitis (inflammation of the bladder)
• Kidney infections

If left untreated, some of these causes can worsen and lead to further complications. At Thomas Ind, we can help get to the root cause of your issue and provide you with a tailored treatment plan to suit your needs.🧑‍⚕️

If you're experiencing burning sensations when urinating, get in touch with us at Thomas Ind and we will help provide you with the support and relief you need. https://bit.ly/49lCG7Y

Mr Thomas Ind – Leading UK professional gynaecological consultant and surgeon.

As head of Department of Gynaecological Oncology at Royal Marsden and Medical Director of Private Care, you can rest assured that Mr Thomas Ind is extremely experienced and knowledgeable on gynaecological health.

His experience spans over 30 years and is qualified to perform all the latest medical techniques such as laparoscopic and robotic surgery. With a strong interest in gynaecological surgery, cancer and colposcopies, his comprehensive approach to gynaecological health is unparalleled. 🌟

As well as supporting your health, Mr Thomas Ind loves to share his knowledge and has authored numerous academic papers. He's also an examiner of newly qualified doctors, helping to shape the future of gynaecological healthcare for the better.👨‍⚕️

Learn more about our expert Mr Thomas Ind and discover how he can support your gynaecological health: https://bit.ly/3EY6UQs

Getting in touch with our team has never been easier! 🌟

We want all our patients to be able to contact us when they need us, which is why we provide multiple methods of contact. We offer both face-to-face and remote consultations so you can fit your healthcare into your busy schedule.

We also take appointment requests over the phone. Simply call 020 7201 2666 and a member of our team will be more than happy to help.🤝

Our appointments are not limited to regular Monday to Friday office hours either. We provide evening appointments on Tuesdays as well as morning appointments on Saturdays. We want you to access the healthcare you deserve when you need it most.

Get in touch with Thomas Ind today and experience healthcare excellence: https://bit.ly/49lCG7Y

In the UK, around 7,500 women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer every year – showing just how common it really is.🎗️

If you're concerned about ovarian cancer, then understanding the symptoms it can cause can help. By knowing what to look for, you'll be able to keep on top of your health and seek support when necessary.

Some of the common symptoms of ovarian cancer include:

• Abdominal bloating or swelling
• Unexplained weight loss
• Pelvic pain
• Fatigue
• Back pain
• Frequent urination
• Changes in bowel habits
• Feeling full quickly when eating

However, these symptoms can be attributed to other health conditions too, which is why you must have your symptoms investigated thoroughly.

At Thomas Ind, we understand the difficulty of dealing with ovarian cancer and its potential symptoms. Our caring team is here to support you throughout your journey from diagnosis to treatment and beyond. 🌟

Book your appointment with Thomas Ind: https://bit.ly/3LFUtMG

General health checks – are they important?

At Thomas Ind, we champion preventative and proactive healthcare, which is why we suggest you have regular gynaecological health checks.✅

A lot of gynaecological cancers are preventable, but the key to unlocking it is through screening and proactive healthcare.

Mr Thomas Ind is an expert in gynaecology and uses the latest techniques to diagnose and treat related conditions. From cervical screenings to colposcopies, we can offer you the very best gynaecological care. 🏥

If you want to prioritise your gynaecological health, book an appointment with Thomas Ind today. Our dedicated team will be here to guide you through the right checks for your needs and answer any questions you may have. https://bit.ly/3FdPZt9

CIN stands for cervical intra-epithelial neoplasia and it refers to abnormal changes of cervical cells. These changes are pre-cancerous and are often found after a colposcopy.

CIN doesn't cause any symptoms, so you won't know you have it unless you undergo a colposcopy or a smear test. This is why it's so important you attend your cervical screenings as the cells could develop into cancer – which could have been avoided.

Not all CIN needs treatment, but you will be monitored if it's discovered to ensure it either goes away on its own or can be removed if necessary. The good news is that 95% of women are cured after just one treatment. 🌟

Book your appointment with Thomas Ind and find out how we can support your gynaecological health for the long term https://bit.ly/486BMee

Colposcopies are a useful diagnostic tool that help identify cancer cells or cells that could turn into cancer in your cervix. They can also check for non-cancerous growths (polyps).🔬

After your colposcopy, you might be wondering what treatments can be performed if any cancerous cells are found.

Thomas Ind offers four different types of treatment:

• Lletz surgery – is the method most frequently used to treat pre-cancerous cells. It's minimally invasive and is performed by using a heated device called a diathermy to remove the abnormal cells.

• Cone biopsy – the selective removal of a cone of tissue from your cervix.

• Cold coagulation – A heated device is applied to the cervix and burns away the abnormal cells.

• Cryotherapy – this is the freezing and destroying of abnormal cervical cells.

If you have had a colposcopy, get in touch and our supportive team will help arrange the right treatment for you. https://bit.ly/3Rkebjc

Demystifying abnormal smear test results with Thomas Ind.💡

If you've received an abnormal smear test result, you might be worried and unsure what it means. An abnormal result does not always signal a serious gynaecological issue such as cancer.

Usually, abnormalities turn out to be harmless, but that doesn't mean you can ignore your results either.

On average, 1 in 12 smear tests show as abnormal, but many of these are due to small changes in your cervical cells (dyskaryosis). These changes are normally temporary and don't require treatment or turn into cancer. Monitoring may be necessary to make sure the cells return to normal.

Having regular screenings is key for early cancer detection so don't let the fear of abnormal results scare you off. 🔑

If you have any questions about your abnormal smear test results or need to book your next screening, get in contact with Thomas Ind: https://bit.ly/3Hip5Bm

If you've heard about laparoscopic surgery and are unsure what it is, let us shed some light on it for you.💡

Laparoscopic surgery is a revolutionary surgical technique that provides enhanced results and faster recovery. 🚀It's also minimally invasive as it requires much smaller incisions.

The incisions are made in your abdomen and pelvis and a laparoscope (a tube with a camera on the end) is inserted into one of them. The surgical instruments inserted into the other incisions can then be guided using the relayed images from the laparoscope.

Laparoscopic surgery can be used to diagnose gynaecological conditions such as endometriosis and it can be used to treat conditions such as ovarian cysts.

If you're experiencing gynaecological problems or require treatment, book an appointment with Thomas Ind today and learn how our services can help.

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What causes pelvic pain?🤔

Pelvic pain can often be misconstrued as abdominal or backache. This is because it's not limited to a small area and can affect wider parts of your body. Essentially, pelvic pain is discomfort felt from below your belly button to above your legs – which is quite a lot of area to feel pain in.

Pelvic pain can be caused by many different factors, most of which are associated with your gynaecological health.
Some common causes of pelvic pain are:

• Endometriosis
• Uterine fibroids
• Sexually transmitted infections
• Pelvic inflammatory disease
• Ovarian cysts

With the support of Mr Thomas Ind, an expert in gynaecology, we can identify, treat and manage the cause of your pain. Our wide range of treatment plans are tailored to meet your specific needs so you can regain control of your health.💪

Book a consultation with Mr Thomas Ind today: https://bit.ly/3RQiqF5

The future of gynaecological healthcare with Thomas Ind.

At Thomas Ind, we understand how busy life can get, so we offer remote appointments to all our patients. You'll receive the same high level of care as you would in a face-to-face appointment from the comfort of your home. 🏡

By choosing our remote appointments, you can:

🚗Say goodbye to travelling
🕧Choose a convenient consultation time
🛋️Forgo cramped, busy waiting rooms
😌Experience a relaxed approach to gynaecological consultations

Our flexible schedule means you can easily pick a time and date that suits you and you won't need to worry about taking time off work or interrupting your daily routine any longer than necessary.

If you're ready to switch to remote healthcare, fill out our contact form and select "remote" when choosing your type of consultation: https://bit.ly/49lCG7Y