referrals

When Should You Seek a Referral?

Patients should consider seeking a referral when they experience symptoms that are beyond the scope of primary care. Some key indications include:
Chronic pelvic pain
Unusual vaginal bleeding
Suspected ovarian cysts or fibroids
Abnormal results from routine screenings
Concerns about fertility
Early referral can lead to timely diagnosis and treatment, improving outcomes and quality of life.

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