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Women's health

We warmly welcome you to the Women’s Health Directorate within the York Teaching Hospital Foundation Trust.

The Gynaecology service within our trust provides care for women with a wide range of gynaecology issues. The York Gynaecology department treats gynaecological conditions and disorders of the female genito-urinary tract.

Benign Gynaecological Care

We provide secondary care for women of York and surrounding areas with conditions affecting the female reproductive organs - the womb, ovaries, fallopian tubes, vagina and vulva, and tertiary care for complex conditions for women from across North Yorkshire, including endometriosis, and adolescent gynaecology.

Urogynaecology

We treat women with a wide range of pelvic floor disorders.

We care for women with acute gynaecological problems, where women need to be seen very quickly  and we have a regional oncology unit treating gynaecological cancers for the women of the North Yorkshire region.

We provide high quality care from highly skilled multi-disciplinary teams providing all aspects of complex treatments and surgical procedures, including minimally invasive techniques such as laparoscopic hysterectomy.

York

Scarborough

  • Inpatient Gynaecology (on Lilac Ward)
  • Women’s Unit (EPAU and Colposcopy)
  • Antenatal Day Assessment Unit
  • Midwifery Led Unit
  • Labour ward
  • Hawthorne Ward (Antenatal and Postnatal)
  • Community midwifery

Community

   Gynaecology outpatient and antenatal clinics at:

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Scarborough Hospital

Antenatal Day Assessment Unit

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Gynaecology appointments

Call: 01904 725561

Monday to Friday
8:00am - 4:00pm

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