Women's health in Western Sydney

Our women's health services

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General gynaecology

Learn how we assess, treat and support the management of gynaecological conditions for women.

Gynaecological cancer

Learn about our dedicated treatment, therapies and research of gynaecological cancer and psychosocial support services.

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Pelvic Floor Unit and Urogynaecology

Learn about our specialist services that focuses on the treatment of female pelvic floor disorders.

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NSW Education Program on Female Genital Mutilation (FGM)

Learn more about our statewide program that is working to prevent the practice of FGM in NSW.

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Women's health physiotherapy

Learn how our physiotherapists work with doctors, midwives, and nurses to care for women and newborns.

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Women's social work services

Learn how our social workers support patients during their hospital admission, treatments, and when going home.

Pregnancy, Birth and Baby in Western Sydney

Learn more about the specialist pregnancy, maternity and newborn care services we provide in Western Sydney.

Smoke-free policy

All our hospitals and locations are smoke-free. Smoking or vaping anywhere on the grounds may result in a $300 fine. View our policy.

Acknowledgement of Country

Western Sydney LHD acknowledges the first people of the land. The overarching Aboriginal nation in Western Sydney is the Darug nation. We pay our respect to Elders past, present and emerging.

We acknowledge the significance of land, water, spirit, kinship and culture, and the importance that these elements have to the health, wellbeing and future of the Aboriginal community.