Dr. Vuong Ngoc Linh

A gynecologist is a physician who specialises in treating conditions that affect women's health related to their reproductive organs, which include the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, breasts, and hormones. The gynecologist provides preventive care, diagnoses conditions, and, in the treatment of sick patients, will perform surgery.

• Routine health evaluations, including Pap smear
• Irregular or painful periods
• Infertility or supporting family planning
• Symptoms of gynecologic infections or pelvic pain
• Concerns around menopause

• Menstrual disorders and hormone imbalance
• Ovarian cysts, uterine fibroids, and endometriosis
• Gynecologic infections and STDs
• Infertility and reproductive endocrine disorders
• Health concerns around menopause

• Laparoscopic and minimally invasive gynecologic surgery
• Hysterectomy, myomectomy and/or removal of ovarian cysts
• Colposcopies and cervical procedures
• IUI - intrauterine insemination and/or fertility procedures

Yes. Some gynecologists are trained as OB-GYNs, offering new mothers the opportunity for antenatal care, high-risk pregnancy monitoring, and delivering babies vaginally or through C-section.

Yes. Gynecologists work with women's reproductive issues and may provide diagnostic and treatment options. Gynecologists may perform procedures such as IUI or support a couple in using assisted reproductive technologies.

Gynecologists offer services related to a woman's reproductive organs when she is not pregnant, and obstetricians provide care for pregnancy, labour, and the immediately postpartum period.