Mr Paul Fiadjoe

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Mr Paul Fiadjoe is a consultant Obstetrician and Gynecologist based in Essex, UK. Qualified to cover all aspects of gynaecology, he also has a subspecialty in Urogynaecology and Pelvic Reconstructive Surgery (Vaginal prolapse, Urinary incontinence and other bladder symptoms). This allows him to assist women who are experiencing both gynaecological problems and vaginal prolapse/bladder symptoms at the same time. He treats a large number of women each year with prolapse, urinary incontinence and other bladder problems including pain or recurrent cystitis. Offering his expertise of uterine preserving prolapse surgery (Minimally invasive) for women with prolapse who wish to keep their uterus or retain their fertility. Mr Fiadjoe has a specialist interest in employing modern treatments to assist with heavy periods and pelvic pain, which can often be performed in a day case setting. He has expertise in the laparoscopic (key-hole) treatment of endometriosis. Mr Fiadjoe is highly trained and published many research papers and review articles in peer-reviewed journals. He continue to present at a number of national and international meetings. He loves sharing his expertise around the world and has helped in setting up Urogynaecology Fellowship training in West Africa, Laparoscopic surgery in Zambia and Pelvic Floor surgery training in India. He has mentored a number of junior doctors who are now Specialist around the world but also A level students who wants to do medicine. Mr Fiadjoe treat his patients as individuals and put them at their ease. He is a good listener. In his personal time he enjoys sports, especially football, tennis and golf. Diseases, Medical Tests and Treatments Urogynaecology Urinary incontinence Recurrent Urinary tract Infection Vaginal and Uterine prolapse Bladder or Bowel prolapse surgery Vaginal/Perineal trauma following childbirth Sacrocolpopexy Hysteropexy Uterine preservation surgery Laparoscopic surgery Menstrual problems Pelvic Pain and Endometriosis Urinary Incontinence Vaginal Prolapse Womb prolapse Bladder infections Menstrual problems Pelvic pain Endometriosis Bladder pain Ovarian cyst