Dr. Fatemeh Ahmadpour

Dr. Fatemeh Ahmadpour

Education:

🟣 Fellowship in Gynecologic Cancer Surgery (Oncologist)
🟣Gynecologist, Obstetrician, and Infertility Specialist

Academic and Professional Background:

🟢I ranked among the top ten in the national board examination for gynecologists in the country
🟢I am a member of the Iranian Gynecologic Cancer Fellowship Association and the Iranian Association of Gynecologists
🟢I am also a member of the Fars Association of Gynecologists
🟢I was formerly a faculty member at Kish International University
🟢Fellowship in Gynecologic Cancer Surgery
🟢Specialist in gynecological diseases, obstetrics, and infertility
🟢Oncology (gynecologic cancer surgery)
🟢Years of service as a healthcare provider: 11 years

Available Services and Treatment Skills:

🟡Bartholin cyst surgery
🟡Vaginal and labial gel and Botox injections
🟡Ectopic pregnancy, molar pregnancy, blighted ovum
🟡Surgery for various benign and malignant ovarian cysts: dermoid cyst, chocolate cyst (endometriosis)
🟡Infertility treatment, fibroid surgery, colposcopy testing, genital wart treatment, outpatient uterine biopsy, hysteroscopy, surgical vaginal tightening

🟡Surgery or laser device treatment
🟡Laparoscopy
🟡Surgery for abdominal wall endometriosis and cesarean sections in patients with a history of adhesions caused by previous cesarean sections
🟡Female pelvic surgery in patients with a history of adhesions caused by previous surgeries
🟡Cervical cryotherapy
🟡Uterine cancer, ovarian cancer, cervical cancer, vaginal cancer
🟡Fallopian tube opening
🟡Cervical conization

Articles and Other:

🟣What is freezing or cryotherapy for cervical lesions?

🟣Freezing or cryotherapy for cervical lesions Cryotherapy, or freezing, is used to treat cervical lesions as well as lesions caused by cervical dysplasia and cervical carcinoma in situ, or CIN grades 1 and 2. During freezing, carbon dioxide gas is introduced to the outer part of the cervix through a device, and the freezing caused by the gas destroys the abnormal tissue. Freezing is performed on an outpatient basis at a gynecologist's office and is relatively painless. Side effects of freezing include vaginal discharge and/or spotting for 2 to 3 weeks. After freezing, avoiding intercourse for 3 weeks and using Triple Sulfa vaginal ointment or Betadine vaginal gel are recommended. Cryotherapy is not permitted during pregnancy. It should be noted that freezing, in very rare cases, particularly if the procedure is performed using sharp probes, may lead to cervical stenosis (cervical narrowing); therefore, consulting a skilled gynecologist to perform the procedure and avoiding the complication of infertility are recommended.

🟣I, Dr. Fatemeh Ahmadpour, completed my education in general medicine, gynecologic cancer surgery, infertility, and obstetrics (fellowship in gynecologic cancer surgery oncology (gynecologic cancer surgery)) at Shiraz University of Medical Sciences.