Why we created Gynae & Me
Two NHS gynaecologists and close friends on why they started Gynae & Me: the honest, specialist guidance they give their own friends and family.
The advice we give our own friends and family. Now we give it to you.
Is this normal? Should I be worried? What do these results actually mean? Do I really need IVF?
Sound familiar?
We're Liz and Neera. Two Gynaecologists and Specialists in Reproductive Medicine, NHS colleagues, and great friends.
Over the years, we've answered more reproductive health questions over coffee, dinner and WhatsApp than we can count.
And we thought… why stop at friends and family?
Because let's face it. Reproductive health can be a minefield. Google has a million answers. Everyone has an opinion. And sometimes you just want someone with the expertise to help you make sense of it all.
So we created Gynae & Me.
A place to ask the questions you've been sitting on, make sense of your options, navigate NHS or private care and work out what comes next.
No treatments to sell. No hidden agenda. Just the conversations we wish everyone could have.
Two friends. Two specialists. One shared idea.
Liz & Neera, Co-founders, Gynae & Me
Liz works in hormone health, fertility assessment and premature ovarian insufficiency, and runs a joint gynaecology and paediatric endocrinology clinic. She holds a PhD in reproductive endocrinology from UCL and has been through her own fertility journey, which shapes how she supports the women she sees.
Neera is an RCOG-accredited subspecialist at UCLH and Deputy Lead for Fertility Preservation. She specialises in reproductive surgery, endometriosis, infertility, menstrual problems and menopause, and co-authors British Fertility Society guidelines.
This article is general information, not advice about your own health. If you are worried about a symptom, speak to your GP, or get in touch and we can talk it through.
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