Well Woman Check

A Well Woman Check is a comprehensive health assessment designed to support women’s overall wellbeing at every stage of life. It focuses on prevention, early detection, and maintaining optimal physical and reproductive health.

What Is a Well Woman Check?

A Well Woman Check is a routine health appointment that reviews your general health, lifestyle, and any specific concerns you may have. Even if you feel well, regular check-ups are essential for detecting potential issues early and keeping you on track with recommended screenings.

What’s Included in Your Appointment

1. Consultation
Full medical history review
Discussion of any symptoms or concerns

2. Physical Checks
Blood pressure check
Weight and BMI measurement
Blood test

3. Additional checks (if needed)
Breast examination
Cervical screening (smear test)
Pelvic examination

4.  Advice & Support
Contraceptive advice and family planning discussion (if appropriate)
Menopause support and guidance (if appropriate)
Lifestyle advice (nutrition, exercise, and mental wellbeing)

Please note:
Additional tests may be recommended depending on your age, medical history, or symptoms.

5. Follow up consultation with the doctor
Your results will be ready in 10 days after your initial appointment.
You will return for a follow-up appointment with your doctor to review and discuss your results.

Who Should Book a Well Woman Check?

Well Woman Checks are recommended for women of all ages, including those who:

• Are due for cervical screening
• Are experiencing changes in their menstrual cycle
• Are planning a pregnancy
• Need contraceptive advice
• Are experiencing menopause symptoms
• Want reassurance about their general health

Why Regular Checks Matter

Regular screenings help detect conditions such as cervical changes, breast abnormalities, hormonal imbalances, and other health concerns early—often before symptoms appear. Early detection leads to better outcomes and peace of mind.

How Often Should You Have One?

Most women benefit from an annual check-up, but frequency may vary depending on age, medical history, and individual needs.