Explore Adolescent Gynaecology
Puberty: early & delayedNormal timing, early and delayed puberty, and when to check.Periods in the teenage yearsWhat's normal in the first years, and when to check.Painful periods in teensCommon period pain, and when it's worth investigating.Heavy periods in teensWhat counts as heavy, and when to check.PCOS in adolescentsWhy diagnosis differs in teens, and how it's approached.Ovarian cysts & anomaliesCysts, developmental differences, and urgent warning signs.Contraception for adolescentsOptions, and how consent and confidentiality work in NSW.STIs & sexual healthPrevention, testing, and confidential access in NSW.
When to see a specialist: See a clinician if a young person has severe or persistent pelvic pain, very heavy or very painful periods, no periods by the expected age, or questions about contraception or sexual health.
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