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Looking for a male or female recommended Uro-Gynaecologist in Malaysia?


A urogynecologist is a gynecologist with special or sub-specialty training in urology, gynecology and obstetrics who focuses on the evaluation and treatment of conditions concerning the female pelvic organs and their supporting muscles and tissues, as well as pelvic reconstructive surgery. Urogynecologists see women and focus on symptoms related to urinary incontinence, prolapse, and pelvic floor disorders.

To select a urogynecologist, many of us rely on a single recommendation or even a random search through the search engine. However, choosing the right urogynecologist may not be as simple as one might think. There are many factors you need to consider such as location, your budget, how good and safe is the urogynecologist, your best interest in mind etc.

We have compiled a list of urogynecologists in Malaysia. Please proceed to short-list and incorporate your own research in order to select one you are most comfor…

Breastmilk is nature's perfect baby food. But if you can’t breastfeed, or if you’ve chosen not to, formula milk is the next best thing. Scientists and medical experts have spent years developing high-quality formula milks that will provide your baby with the nutrition he/she needs.When you’re deciding which formula is right for your baby, you will need to take several factors into consideration. Think about her health and dietary needs, her age, and the cost and preparation time of different formula milks. It's best to choose milk formula as your doctor recommends, as per baby's requirements.


That said, it's also important to educate yourself in order to have a better discussion with your doctor. Our guide to formula milks will help you to choose the right type for your baby. Check out this comprehensive guide on baby milk powders, before you decide on which formula is right for your baby and to help you make sense of the many options out there in Malaysia.

As a summary,…

The infant formula aisle can be an overwhelming place. With so many choices, how do you know which formula is right for your baby? Our guide can help you make sense of the options.


You may also want to consult with your baby's doctor. She can offer guidance on the best formula for your baby and your family's lifestyle. Other things to consider when choosing formula: the form it comes in, the type of protein and carbohydrate it provides, and any additional ingredients that are included.

What are the different forms of formula?

Formulas come in three forms: ready-to-use, liquid concentrate, and powdered.

Ready-to-use formula

This is definitely the most convenient formula type – no mixing or measuring required. Just open and serve. It's the kind of formula that hospitals often give to newborns. It's hygienic and especially helpful when you don't know whether you'll have access to safe water.

The convenience of ready-to-use formula comes at a price – it costs about 20 p…

Babies go through a lot of wet and soiled diapers during those first few weeks. To prepare for this phenomenon, most parents build a stockpile of diapers before baby arrives. This can be an overwhelming task for both seasoned and first-time parents, and there are many factors to consider when stocking up, such as baby’s weight, diaper fit, and finances.


It’s easy to get carried away while shopping for baby in pure pregnant bliss. But understanding what baby will actually need, versus purchasing a room-full of newborn diapers at the first sight of a sale, is essential.

You may be wondering: How quickly do babies outgrow the smallest diaper size? What if you decide one style is better than another and experience stockpiler’s remorse? How many newborn diapers do you actually need? Should you stock up on larger diapers as well?

To discover the answers, check out the guides below:
How Many Diapers Do I Need? A Guide to Stocking UpHow do You Choose a Diaper Size for Your Child? Most newborn…

How many times have you tried Googling and asking your friends for recommended Gynaecologists or O&G, but found yourself confused and overwhelmed? We have received this question recently, "I am pregnant. Is it better to see an obstetrician or a gynaecologist?". Hmm, looks like we have not done a good job in explaining to our readers.

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O&G stands for Obstetrics and Gynaecology. What's the difference between obstetricians and gynaecologists? Most gynaes are qualified with a post-graduate qualification in O&G i.e. MRCOG or Master of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Therefore, they are trained both in obstetrics as well as gynaecology. An obstetrician specialises in pregnancy related aspects of women's health whereas a gynae specialised in the 'non-pregnancy' related aspects.

Next, you may also need to understand that there are 4 primary subspecialties in ob/gyn:
1) maternal fetal medicine (obstetrics)
2) reproductive endo…