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Jaf Abu is a leading expert on gynaecology. He holds himself to a high level of excellence and the highest standards of care in each of his practices. As a world-renowned leader in his field, Jaf Abu offers the greatest breadth of gynaecology oncology and laparoscopic surgery of any practice in the United Kingdom.

We are pleased to share information with you or those who have been affected by cancer. Our goal is to treat our patients with confidence, compassion, and comfort therefore the blog area has been created for a safe space for you to read the information on our services.

Here in our blog area we regularly post information on all aspects of surgery including patient testimonials, clinical information and updates in the world of gynaecology.

You can find information on topics such as feminine hygiene products, cervical cancer, fibroids, irregular periods, endometriosis, facts and figures, different types of cancers and information on patient stories plus much more.

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Women urged to seek medical treatment

Nov 17, 2020
1 min

Women urged to seek medical treatment

Women displaying new gynaecological cancer symptoms are being told to seek medical advice but patients are confused over what services are running during the lockdown. Mr Jaf Abu fears that some women may be holding back on visiting their GP's and hospitals to seek medical advice due to ongoing pandemic. Mr Abu has seen the number of patients presenting with cancer symptoms has dropped by around 75% in recent weeks. The reasons being are that patients are worried about catchi

We get a glimpse of Mr Abu in action at BMI The Park Hospital

Sep 8, 2020
1 min

We get a glimpse of Mr Abu in action at BMI The Park Hospital

Mr Jaf Abu from Gynae Solution was asked to undertake some filming for BMI The Park Hospital which is based in Nottingham, a hospital where he sees many of his patients. We went behind the scenes and managed to sneak in to get some footage of him being filmed, here is a little glimpse of what is to come. We will release the video as soon as it is finished but we thought that we should share with you just some of the things that Mr Abu gets up to in his spare time. Not only is

Cervical cancer prevention week part 5

Jan 24, 2020
1 min

Cervical cancer prevention week part 5

Cervical cancer is a slow-growing, but life-threatening disease. Today’s screening techniques mean you’re more likely to discover precancerous cells that can be removed before they get the chance to develop into cancer. With early diagnosis and treatment, the outlook is very good. You can help lower your chances of developing cervical cancer or catching it early. Talk to your doctor about your risk factors and how often you should be screened. #SmearForSmear #awareness #gynae

Cervical cancer prevention week part 4

Jan 23, 2020
1 min

Cervical cancer prevention week part 4

Did you know that there are more than 100 types of HPV? Many of which are harmless. But some types can cause abnormal changes to the cells of the cervix, which can eventually lead to cervical cancer. Two strains, HPV 16 and HPV 18, are known to be responsible for most cases of cervical cancer. They do not have any symptoms, so women will not realise they have it. #SmearForSmear #awareness #gynaecology #cervicalcancer #cervicalcancerpreventionweek

Cervical cancer prevention week part 3

Jan 22, 2020
1 min

Cervical cancer prevention week part 3

The cervix is covered with a layer of skin-like cells on its outer surface, called the ectocervix. Inside of the cervix, there are glandular cells that produce mucus. This is called the endocervix. The skin-like cells of the ectocervix can become cancerous, leading to a squamous cell cervical cancer. This is the most common type of cervical cancer. #SmearForSmear #awareness #gynaecology #cervicalcancer #cervicalcancerpreventionweek

Cervical cancer prevention week part 2

Cervical cancer prevention week part 1

Jan 20, 2020
1 min

Cervical cancer prevention week part 1

This week we are focusing on cervical cancer. We decided to put together a range of questions and answers that Mr Jaf Abu is asked in the clinic on a regular basis, we want as many people as possible to know how they can reduce their risk of the disease and to educate others. Share the word amongst your friends & family so we can beat cancer together. #SmearForSmear #awareness #gynaecology #cervicalcancer #cervicalcancerpreventionweek

A poem for Jaf, simply beautiful.

Nov 20, 2019
1 min

A poem for Jaf, simply beautiful.

Once again Mr Abu from Gynae Solution has been sent in another thank you gift, this time it is a handwritten poem from Mrs M.M. The words in this poem are beautifully written and simply magical. Thank you for sending it in. #magical #poem #mrjafabu #gynaesolution #nottingham #bmithepark #spirenottingham #gynaecology #oncology #gynaecologist

Real patients and real reviews speak volumes on your consultant. Read ours here.

Nov 18, 2019
1 min

Real patients and real reviews speak volumes on your consultant. Read ours here.

We have just started asking our patients to write us reviews in order to help others understand Mr Jaf Abu and what they can expect from having him as their consultant. The results so far are overwhelming and we cannot thank you enough for taking the time to write them. Real patients + real reviews = trust. #trust #mrjafabu #gynaesolution #gynaecology #bmithepark #spirenottingham #hospital #consultant #reviews #patient #testimonials #nottingham

Mr Jaf Abu from Gynae Solution returns from the 21st (ESGO) in Athens, Greece.

Nov 12, 2019
2 min

Mr Jaf Abu from Gynae Solution returns from the 21st (ESGO) in Athens, Greece.

Mr Jaf Abu from Gynae Solution has just returned from the 21st European Gynaecological Oncology Congress of the European Society of Gynaecological Oncology in Athens, Greece. The European Gynaecological Oncology Congress is the official International Meeting of the European Society of Gynaecological Oncology (ESGO), which is held every two years. The congress offers a unique 4 days educational experience where consultants benefit and learn from over 70 scientific sessions pre

Hope came in the form of Mr Jaf Abu who offered me a radical trachelectomy.

Oct 21, 2019
1 min

Hope came in the form of Mr Jaf Abu who offered me a radical trachelectomy.

Any cancer diagnosis is devastating but what if it is likely to rob you of your chance to have a child. Mr Jaf Abu's patient from Derbyshire was told she had cervical cancer, however, an unusual treatment has allowed her to achieve her dream of becoming a mother by choosing not to remove her womb. #Radialtrachelectomy #mrjafabu #gynaesolution #nottingham #bmithepark #spirenottinghamhospital #gynaecology #motherhood #gynaecologist #derbyshire #baby #mother #family #ovaries #wo

This patient thought that her journey with Mr Abu warrants more than a thank you note.

Oct 16, 2019
1 min

This patient thought that her journey with Mr Abu warrants more than a thank you note.

Mr Jaf Abu from Gynae Solution and his team all share the same visions. To treat all of their patients with care, attention, dignity and most of all, to ensure that they are safe. Mr Abu receives endless 'thank you' cards but we thought that we would share this one with you as it is a little different. A beautiful personalised 'thank you' board which we will hang up on our wall with pride. #thankyou #care #attention #love #gratitude #pride #gynaesolution #mrjafabu #nottingham

Could I have endometriosis? If you do, you're not alone.

Oct 9, 2019
1 min

Could I have endometriosis? If you do, you're not alone.

Did you know that more than 10% of women suffer from endometriosis? Endometriosis occurs when the tissue resembling the lining of the uterus grows outside of the uterus which then attaches itself to other organs. The tissue breaks down and bleeds at each cycle but it has no way to exit the body. Over time this process causes scarring, adhesions, lesions and cysts and therefore it can lead to one or more of the symptoms below: 1. Painful periods 2. Severe pelvic cramping 3. He