Sirona Health Empowering Women Through Holistic Care

Georgina Standen Sirona Health Consultation

Welcome to Sirona Health

Women’s Health Clinic

Remote appointments available for women across England

Face to face appointments in Bath

and the South Cotswolds

Sirona Health promises to provide a compassionate, empowering, and personalised healthcare experience for you, focusing on your unique needs and supporting your journey toward holistic well-being

Home visit area

Stroud, Cirencester, Fairford, Lechlade, Tetbury (GL5; GL6; GL7; GL8)

Calne, Corsham, Chippenham, Malmesbury (SN11; SN13; SN14; SN15; SN16)

Bath (BA1)

Health screening

Heavy periods

Painful periods

Irregular periods

Absent periods

Pre-conception

Fertility

Early pregnancy

Pregnancy screening

Pregnancy symptoms

Postnatal check

Perimenopause

Menopause

Premenstrual syndrome

Polycystic ovarian syndrome

Chronic pelvic pain

Prolapse

Painful breasts

Breastfeeding

Vulval itching

Painful vulvae

Recurrent urinary infections

Bladder pain syndrome

Urinary incontinence

Overactive bladder

Sexually transmitted infections

Painful sex

Low sex drive

Contraception

Vaginal discharge

Menstrual migraine

Chronic fatigue syndrome

Anaemia

Irritable bowel syndrome

Osteoporosis

Health screening Heavy periods Painful periods Irregular periods Absent periods Pre-conception Fertility Early pregnancy Pregnancy screening Pregnancy symptoms Postnatal check Perimenopause Menopause Premenstrual syndrome Polycystic ovarian syndrome Chronic pelvic pain Prolapse Painful breasts Breastfeeding Vulval itching Painful vulvae Recurrent urinary infections Bladder pain syndrome Urinary incontinence Overactive bladder Sexually transmitted infections Painful sex Low sex drive Contraception Vaginal discharge Menstrual migraine Chronic fatigue syndrome Anaemia Irritable bowel syndrome Osteoporosis

Prioritise your health and wellbeing throughout your lifetime

Women’s Health Consultation

Holistic Health Assessment

Annual Health Screening

Looking for Alternative Symptom Control Options?
If conventional medicine isn't providing the relief you need or you're battling the side effects of prescribed medication, consider integrating complementary therapies into your management regime. Sirona Health is here to support you with our extensive knowledge in both conventional and complementary therapies.

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Meet our founder

Dr Georgina Standen
Medical Director

MBChB MRCGP DRCOG

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Breastfeeding is contraindicated for parents who are HIV-positive, who have human T-cell lymphotropic virus type I or type II, who have or may have Ebola, and who are using illicit street drugs.
However, the benefits of breastfeeding usually outweigh

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There is no robust or consistent data to support the effectiveness of supplements in increasing milk supply for lactating parents.
Some herbal supplements may suppress lactation, including jasmine, liquorice extracts in high doses, peppermint, and sa

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