Grover, Sonia

Prof Sonia Grover

Gynaecologist and Pain Medicine Specialist; The Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne; Murdoch Children’s Research Institute
Prof Sonia Grover is a general gynaecologist and pain medicine specialist who is also a leader in paediatric and adolescent gynaecology in Australia and internationally. Her experience and research at the Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne has given her insight into understanding adolescent period related problems which also impact on how we understand adult womens’ period and pelvic pain and endometriosis. Prof Grover’s research focus is always very clinical, aiming to improve the care and outcome for women of all ages. She has always enjoyed teaching and sharing her knowledge, so that others can also provide optimal and evidence-based care.

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In this Healthed lecture, Prof Sonia Grover advises how to best assess and categorise the various symptoms and signs of paediatric and adolescent vulval disorders.

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Prof Sonia Grover present a very logical framework to the assessment of these young women.

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Professor Sonia Grover looks at the young woman presenting with irregular periods and how she might be best assessed, investigated and managed.

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Join Dr Tim Jones as he interviews leading experts to discuss paediatric health and supporting young patients.

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Prof Sonia Grover shares her clinical expertise and real-world experience about the best way to assess and manage adolescent girls who present with heavy and/or painful periods.

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