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FAQs, Fact Sheets, & Resource Library

Welcome to our growing patient resource library. If the fact sheet you're looking for is not here yet, please check the relevant section of our website or use our site search function. And if you still cannot find the information you seek, we invite you to use our contact form at the bottom of the page... or just give us a call.

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IUD

Fact Sheet

Vasectomy

Fact Sheet

Colposcopy

Fact Sheet

MonaLisa Touch

Info Sheet

Medical Abortion

Fact Sheet

Surgical Abortion Fact Sheet

Surgical or Medical Abortion?

If you're not sure about the best way to go, check out this comparison table that covers, timing, process, recovery, side effects, complications and cost.
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Download the comparison checklist.
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The MonaLisa Touch vaginal laser treatment is a breakthrough option for women suffering with vaginal atrophy & unable to take hormone therapy.
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Download the MonaLisa Touch Info Sheet
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Medical abortion aka the "Abortion pill" or "non-surgical abortion", because we use medication rather than surgery to terminate the pregnancy
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What you need to know abour Medical Abortion
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Surgical abortion is a safe and straightforward day surgery procedure used to terminate a pregnancy, usually within the first trimester.
 
Download the Surgical Abortion Fact Sheet.
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Having a Procedure Under Sedation?

There are a few things that you need to know and rules you'll have to follow so that you can safely have your sedated procedure at Clinic 66
 
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Everything you need to know is in this one page document
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Why should I use a condom for the week before my IUD insertion?

Do I need to see a GP before having my IUD inserted?
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These and many other questions about IUDs answered here
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Does vasectomy hurt? What do you mean by "no scalpel"?  
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What anaesthetic options do I have and which one is right for me?
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These and other questions about Vasectomy 
answered here
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A colposcopy uses a powerful microscope to examine a women’s cervix, vaginal canal & vulva. You may be referred if you have had an abnormal screening result,
 
Check out the Colposcopy Fact Sheet.

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