Women's Health
Use the links below to find trusted NHS Wales information about common women’s health concerns, including bladder symptoms, breast health, periods, menopause, contraception, pregnancy and domestic abuse support.
These links provide general health information. If you are worried about your symptoms, if they are getting worse, or if you need personal medical advice, please contact the surgery or NHS 111 Wales.
Bladder and urinary symptoms
Information about cystitis, blood in urine and urinary incontinence.
Breast health
Information about breast pain and mastitis.
Periods, menopause and vaginal symptoms
Information about heavy periods, period pain, delaying your period, menopause, HRT and vaginal problems.
Contraception and pregnancy
Information about contraception and pregnancy.
Pregnant? Self-refer for maternity care
If you are pregnant, you can self-refer for maternity care at Aneurin Bevan Hospitals using a quick online form.
There is no need to visit your GP first. The maternity team will triage your referral based on the information you provide and midwives will contact you to start your antenatal care.
If you are worried about your pregnancy, please contact your GP straight away.
Self-refer for maternity careDomestic abuse support
Domestic abuse can happen to anyone. It can include physical, emotional, sexual or financial abuse, controlling behaviour, threats, intimidation or isolation.
If you are in immediate danger, call 999.
Get help for domestic violence and abuse