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Frequently Asked Questions
What does an OB‑GYN specialise in?
An OB‑GYN (short for Obstetrician‑Gynaecologist) is a doctor who focuses on women’s reproductive health. This includes pregnancy, childbirth, menstrual health, menopause, and conditions affecting the reproductive system. They provide care and guidance from adolescence through menopause and beyond, supporting women at every stage of life.
How often should I see my OB‑GYN?
What will Dr Peters ask me at my first gynaecological consultation?
Dr Peters will take a thorough medical and gynaecological history. She may ask about the regularity of your periods, how heavy your bleeding is, and whether you are sexually active. If you are, she will discuss safe practices, contraception options, and your future family‑planning goals.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
What can I expect during a general check-up?
How early should I arrive?
Why does an obstetrician-gynaecologist order a urine test?
Do you accept medical aids?
We are contracted with
- All Discovery “Classic” plans
- GEMS
- Bestmed
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Please note that you remain responsible for your account. Consultation fees are payable on the day of your visit, and you can claim directly from your medical aid. For in‑hospital procedures, we will submit claims directly to your medical aid on your behalf.
For details on rates or other medical aid queries, please contact our office directly.
Do you accept cash?
Yes, we do. We also have card facilities available for your convenience.
Where do you practise?
Dr Peters’s practice is located at Mediclinic Panorama, Suite 118. She works closely with a multidisciplinary team of specialists, including experts in maternal–foetal medicine, to provide comprehensive care.
What are your operating hours?
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