Gynecological consultation and prevention
For routine questions, intimate health, menstrual cycle, contraception, menopause, previous exams or prevention.
Medical specialty
Gynecology and obstetrics: care at all stages of life
The Women’s Medicine Clinic offers gynecological and obstetric follow-up for prevention, investigation of symptoms, reproductive planning, pregnancy and different health needs throughout life.
In-person service in São Paulo and guidance on teleconsultation for patients from other cities, states and countries.
How can we help?
I have symptoms
For pelvic pain, severe cramps, unusual bleeding, urinary changes, discomfort during sexual intercourse or other complaints.
Reproductive planning
For questions about fertility, contraception, the desire to become pregnant, endometriosis or human reproduction.
Pregnancy and prenatal care
To start or continue obstetric follow-up according to your time and need.
What is gynecology and obstetrics?
Gynecology tracks the health of the reproductive system, the menstrual cycle, sexual health, contraception, menopause and different gynecological conditions. Obstetrics monitors pregnancy, prenatal care and pregnancy-related care needs.
The consultation may involve prevention, investigation of symptoms, review of exams, guidance on reproductive health and referral to other specialties when necessary.
Gynecological care at each stage of life
Childhood and adolescence
Monitoring for puberty, first menstruation, cycle changes, development, intimate health and prevention, when indicated.
Reproductive life
Evaluation of the cycle, contraception, sexual health, gynecological symptoms, family planning and conditions that may affect the quality of life.
Reproductive planning and fertility
Guidance for those who want to get pregnant, have questions about fertility or need to investigate difficulties in conception.
Pregnancy and postpartum
Obstetric monitoring and guidance on prenatal care, exams, changes in pregnancy and evaluation by other areas when indicated.
Menopause and maturity
Assessment of hormonal changes, symptoms, sexual health, bone health, prevention and quality of life according to individual needs.
When to seek a gynecological consultation?
- Questions about the menstrual cycle, cramps or bleeding;
- Pelvic pain, pain during sexual intercourse or persistent discomfort;
- Discharge, itching, burning or other intimate symptoms;
- Urinary or intestinal changes with a possible gynecological relationship;
- Questions about contraception, sexual health or family planning;
- Symptoms related to menopause;
- Exam results that need to be discussed;
- Suspicion or diagnosis of endometriosis;
- Difficulty getting pregnant;
- Need for second opinion;
- Start or continue prenatal care.
This list is informative and does not replace an individualized medical evaluation.
Individualized Prevention and Monitoring
A consultation can help organize preventative care, review history, discuss symptoms, track known conditions, and evaluate which tests or screenings make sense for each patient.
Cervical health
Monitoring and frequency of exams are defined according to age, history, symptoms and current guidelines.
Breast health
The assessment can indicate when to integrate endocrinology.
Menopause and health over time
Care defined according to symptoms, history and goals of each patient.
Review of previous exams
Reports and results can be analyzed in context, with referral to genetic counseling, nutrição or uroginecologia when necessary.
Reproductive planning and contraception
The consultation can be a space to discuss contraceptive methods, desire or postponement of pregnancy, reproductive history, fertility, endometriosis and personal goals.
Contraception
The choice must consider health history, preferences, routine, reproductive objectives and medical evaluation.
Fertility and desire for pregnancy
When there is a desire to get pregnant, doubts or difficulty conceiving, the team can guide the next steps and recommend a specialized evaluation.
Find out human reproduction, endometriosis and mapping of endometriosis.
Prenatal care and pregnancy monitoring
Prenatal care monitors the health of the pregnant woman and her baby throughout the pregnancy. The initial consultation helps organize clinical history, available tests, medications in use, monitoring needs and possible referrals.
Start of prenatal care
Guidance of the follow-up flow after confirmation or suspicion of pregnancy.
Pregnancy monitoring
Consultations and evaluations organized according to the moment and need clinic.
Evaluation of exams
Results are interpreted along with the history and evolution of the pregnancy.
Fetal medicine
It can be part of the care when indicated. Know fetal medicine.
Integrated care
Nutrition, physiotherapy, psychology and other areas may be considered when indicated.
This page does not describe birth, cesarean, maternity, emergency or care services hospital. The team can clarify the institutional flow applicable to your follow-up.
When can a subspecialty be part of care?
Endometriosis
When there is pelvic pain, intense cramps, pain during intercourse, symptoms cyclical symptoms or difficulty getting pregnant.
Mapping of endometriosis
When the evaluation indicates imaging investigation to understand possible affected areas.
Human reproduction
When there is difficulty getting pregnant, doubts about fertility or reproductive planning.
Urogynecology
When urinary symptoms or pelvic floor issues require evaluation.
Gynecological surgery
When a specialized assessment indicates discussing surgical alternatives.
Fetal medicine
When pregnancy requires additional evaluation according to clinical indication.
How does the gynecology and obstetrics consultation work?
1. Listening and clinical assessment
The consultation considers symptoms, history, cycle, previous exams, reproductive goals and current needs.
2. Targeted investigation
The team reviews the information and can direct exams, assessments or referrals when necessary.
3. Individualized plan
The next steps consider the assessment, the patient’s preferences and the need for specialized care.
In-person service and teleconsultation
Clínica Medicina da Mulher provides in-person service in São Paulo and offers guidance on teleconsultation for patients from other cities, states and countries, according to clinical needs and rules applicable.
Clinical staff and related specialties
Meet the clinical staff of Women’s Medicine. Depending on need, care can integrate advanced gynecology, robotic surgery, pain treatment, mastology, fetal medicine, endocrinology, nutrition and other areas already presented on this page.
Obstetrics and Gynecology FAQ
Gynecology monitors the health of the reproductive system, the menstrual cycle, health sexual, contraception, menopause and gynecological conditions. Obstetrics is related to pregnancy monitoring and prenatal care. At different times, these areas can act in an integrated manner or lead to other specialties.
The consultation can help with symptoms, questions about the menstrual cycle, sexual health, contraception, menopause, reproductive planning or test results. It may also be sought for preventive care. The frequency of monitoring is not the same for everyone and must consider age, history, symptoms and individual needs.
Yes. A consultation can be used to review health history, talk about prevention, answer questions, discuss contraception or reproductive planning, and evaluate previous tests. The follow-up plan and the need for exams are defined individually, without a single rule for all patients.
Menstrual cycle, cramps, pelvic pain, sexual health, contraception, desire to become pregnant, menopause, intimate symptoms, urinary changes and test results may be part of the consultation. The conversation is driven by current needs and may result in guidance or referral to another specialty.
The first consultation usually begins with listening to the symptoms, history, menstrual cycle, medications in use, previous exams and the objectives of the patient. Physical examination may be considered when indicated. Based on this assessment, the team discusses the next steps and the need for follow-up.
Yes. Reports, images, reports, medication lists, and information from previous treatments can provide useful context. Organize what is available, but do not postpone the consultation because you do not have all the documents. The team will be able to advise on what additional information is needed.
Yes. The consultation can evaluate the characteristics of the pain, its relationship with the cycle, associated symptoms, history and previous exams. These symptoms have different causes and do not allow for an automatic diagnosis. When indicated, the team can direct the investigation or integrate endometriosis, pain management or another specialty.
Questions about fertility, planning a pregnancy or difficulty conceiving can be discussed in consultation. The time to seek evaluation depends on age, history, trying time, cycles, known conditions and personal goals. The team can provide guidance when human reproduction and infertility are involved.
When confirming or suspecting a pregnancy, contact the team to receive guidance on starting follow-up. The flow depends on the history, the moment of pregnancy and clinical needs. This page does not replace individual guidance or describe emergency care.
Yes. The consultation can address cycle changes, symptoms, sexual health, bone health, metabolic factors, prevention and quality of life. The assessment considers each patient’s history and preferences before discussing possibilities for care or integration with other specialties.
Teleconsultation can help organize the history, review exams and discuss initial doubts, as necessary and the applicable rules. Some situations require a face-to-face consultation, physical examination, collection of tests or complementary evaluation. The team will indicate the most appropriate format for the case.
Scheduling can be initiated via the clinic’s WhatsApp. Inform if you are looking for a gynecological consultation, symptom assessment, reproductive planning, prenatal care, second opinion or teleconsultation. It is not necessary to submit an extensive description of symptoms or sensitive information prior to staff guidance.
Patients from other cities, states or countries can get in touch to organize care and check the possibility of teleconsultation. The team can advise on documents, previous exams and the need for a face-to-face consultation. Procedures, physical exams and some steps of care need to take place in person.
Take care of your health at all stages of life
A gynecology and obstetrics consultation can help organize symptoms, exams, prevention, reproductive planning and follow-up needs individualized.