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Dr Terry Sheahan

Locality: Everton Park

Phone: +61 7 3353 3100

Address: 125 Flockton St Everton Park 4053 Everton Park, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.drsheahan.com.au/

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25.01.2022 FITNESS IN PREGNANCY // Are you unsure what you can and can't do when it comes to exercise through the different stages of pregnancy? I explain further in this video... For more information about exercise in pregnancy, book an appointment with us today where we can discuss this in length with you. We have a range of information about your first antenatal visit on our website https://www.drsheahan.com.au//obste/first-antenatal-visit/

24.01.2022 PREGNANCY The third trimester During this last 3 months of pregnancy, you may be worried or anxious about labour and wish for the time before the birth to go quickly. You will probably gain about 5 kilograms during this stage. Much of this weight will be from your baby, but you will also gain extra weight from the amniotic fluid, the placenta, your breasts, blood and your uterus. Try to relax and get all the rest you can your baby’s arrival is not far away. https://www.drsheahan.com.au/blog/the-third-trimester/

23.01.2022 Do you know why Vitamin D levels are so important during pregnancy? We discuss why in our blog https://www.drsheahan.com.au/blog/vitamin-d-and-pregnancy/

22.01.2022 Happy Monday! As you may know, IVF can be successful, but can’t be guaranteed every time. The success can be impacted by multiple circumstances, one being the strength of the embryo that is being implanted. For many years the decision on which embryo to implant resulting from an IVF cycle has been based on the opinion of the Scientist of the appearance of the embryo on the day of the planned embryo transfer: this has been based on the historical standards of embryo selection.... With the increased use of the embryoscope + taking photographs of the embryos every 7 minutes we now have a great volume of digital photographic files of these embryos during their development. How artificial intelligence can improve your chances in falling pregnant https://www.drsheahan.com.au//how-artificial-intelligence/

21.01.2022 I pride my practice offering gynaecological & fertility care that you can count on. I have a wide range of helpful information and resources on my website https://www.drsheahan.com.au/news-resources/terrys-blog/ Book an appointment at our Everton Park practice today! (07) 3353 3100

18.01.2022 In a third of cases, there is a male factor involved in difficulty in achieving a pregnancy. Sometimes a problem is due to impaired sperm production. If you are experiencing trouble conceiving naturally, we are here to assist finding options available to you. Read more information on our website https://www.drsheahan.com.au//fertility-/male-infertility/

18.01.2022 When it comes to pain relief during childbirth there are many things that we can do to make you feel more comfortable in terms of techniques and medications. One of the most important things that can help you to cope with pain during childbirth is having a good support person with you, whether that’s your spouse, partner, family or a friend. Often patients use massage, breathing techniques taught in antenatal classes, relaxation, mindfulness, yoga and hypnosis to help cope with the pain. There is evidence that acupuncture can help too during childbirth and using heat packs and finding the most suitable position is advised. Tell us, have you tried acupuncture during childbirth?

16.01.2022 Advancement in screening for Cervical Cancer Lets discuss how this test has improved over the years and why you are now required to receive a pap smear every 5 years (rather than every two years)!

15.01.2022 A recent study from the British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology states that women may benefit from psychological measures to help manage their menopause symptoms. These measures include behaviour based therapies, mindfulness and cognitive behavioural therapies. There is now good evidence of benefit from symptoms such as hot flushes, irritability, forgetfulness, joint pain and vaginal dryness. This particularly benefits women in whom it may not be appropriate to use hor...mone replacement therapy, such as a recent history of breast cancer and even those patients who prefer not to take a hormonal option. These findings suggest that nearly 75% of women who underwent psychological treatment had benefit from their menopausal symptoms. This is a reassuring development and women are encouraged to investigate all options in managing symptoms of the menopause. If you would like to find out more methods of assisting you through the menopausal journey, contact Dr Terry Sheahan for an appointment today https://www.drsheahan.com.au/

14.01.2022 Is IVF the only option for assisted reproduction? Let's discuss options and what it all means for you... Have questions? Make an appointment with me today and we can discuss the options that could be best suited for you. https://www.drsheahan.com.au/contact/

14.01.2022 Ladies, if you experience heavy periods, there could be options available to help you! Read more about the possible options available here https://www.drsheahan.com.au/servic/gynaecology/treatments/ Book an appointment with Dr Terry Sheahan today

08.01.2022 Recently obstetricians have become much more aware of the importance of mental health during pregnancy and after a baby comes into the world. Anxiety and depression affect at least one in five of the general population, however pregnancy is a time of particular physical and psychological stress for women. Apart from the physical and mental changes in their bodies, hormones are responsible for a number of other changes that can affect a pregnant woman’s moods and behaviour. Read more about Postnatal Depression and our suggested coping methods on our blog https://www.drsheahan.com.au//coping-with-mood-disorders-/

05.01.2022 PREGNANCY 'TIMEOUT' In the whirlwind of pregnancy and new motherhood, it can be easy to forget about the need to have some much needed quiet time. Every so often, practicing relaxation sounds like a luxury you cannot afford, but there are simple tips that can help you to relax during even the busiest of days. Deep breathing take a slow deep breath in, hold it for a moment and then slowly blow the air out through your mouth. Repeat a few more times with your eyes closed.... Try to drop your shoulders down and feel the tension leave your body as you relax your arms and fingers while you breathe out. Concentration is on a mental image, e.g. imagining that you are sitting or lying in your favourite outdoor place and focusing on the sounds around you, what you can see, smell and enjoy. You can imagine that you can visit this favourite place at any time. Happy Tuesday from myself (Dr Terry Sheahan) and my fabulous team

03.01.2022 Do you know how often you need to be screened for cervical cancer? This is a very important topic I discuss this further in this video...

02.01.2022 What do you know about PCOS? PCOS - Polycystic Ovary Syndrome is a common hormonal disorder affecting an increasing number of women between puberty and menopause. In Australia up to 11% of women are diagnosed with PCOS. So, how do we know if you have PCOS and how can it affect you? https://www.drsheahan.com.au//polycystic-ovary-syndrome-pc

02.01.2022 According to a recent University of Queensland study, one in five Australian mothers are not receiving critical perinatal mental health checks. This is despite the fact that up to 20 per cent of women experience depression or anxiety during pregnancy or in the first year following their child’s birth. The issue is particularly valid during the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic when many mothers or those planning a baby have been socially isolated from their family, friends ...and support groups. Many women are still feeling alone during these difficult times, and their mental health during COVID-19 may be affected. Because of the restrictions, many people have also developed more advanced diseases than they normally would have by presenting much later to their health professionals. We are here to support you!! Read more about maintaining mental health in pregnancy during COVID-19 https://www.drsheahan.com.au//maintaining-mental-health-i/