Private Women’s Health Clinic in Tarporley, Cheshire
One of the most common causes of ongoing pelvic pain in women is endometriosis.
Endometriosis occurs when tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside of the womb, often affecting the ovaries, fallopian tubes or pelvic lining. These cells respond to hormonal changes during the menstrual cycle, which can cause inflammation and significant pain.
Unfortunately, many women live with endometriosis symptoms for years before receiving a diagnosis.
According to the NHS, it can take several years for endometriosis to be recognised, as symptoms are sometimes mistaken for normal period pain or hormonal changes.
At Enigma Healthcare in Tarporley, we understand how frustrating this experience can be. If your symptoms are affecting your daily life, it is important that they are properly assessed.
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Symptoms can vary between individuals, but commonly include:
Some women experience only a few symptoms, while others may have several.
If you recognise these symptoms, speaking to a clinician experienced in women’s health and pelvic pain assessment can help identify whether further investigation is required.
Guide Pricing Call us on 01829 863 331Diagnosing endometriosis often begins with a detailed clinical assessment.
At Enigma Healthcare, your clinician may recommend investigations such as:
Our goal is to help you understand the cause of your symptoms and guide you towards the most appropriate care pathway.
Many women seek private consultation for pelvic pain because they want answers sooner rather than later.
At Enigma Healthcare in Tarporley, patients benefit from:
✓ Rapid access to Women’s Health GP appointments
✓ Consultant gynaecology clinics led by Prof. Mohamed Otify
✓ On-site diagnostic ultrasound scanning
✓ A supportive clinic environment where your concerns are listened to carefully
Our team will take the time to understand your symptoms and help you move forward with confidence.
MB.BS, BSc (Hons), MRCGP, DCH, DRCOG, DFRSH
MSc, MRCOG
MBChB, MRCP, MRCGP, DSRH, DCH, DTM&H
