Meet Dr Neroli Ngenda – your trusted partner in gynaecological care.

Meet Dr Neroli Ngenda – your trusted partner in gynaecological care.

Meet Dr Neroli Ngenda – your trusted partner in gynaecological care.

Meet Dr Neroli Ngenda – your trusted partner in gynaecological care.

Dr Neroli Ngenda

MBBS(Qld) MRANZCOG FRANCOG

Certificate in Reproductive Medicine, UNSW

Hello, I’m Dr Neroli Ngenda, a Brisbane based gynaecologist with a lifelong passion for women’s health and an understanding that every stage of a woman’s life brings unique experiences, challenges and changing health needs. Whether you are experiencing abnormal bleeding, vulval symptoms, menopause or perimenopause concerns, prolapse, incontinence, pelvic pain or another gynaecological condition, I will take the time to listen carefully and understand how your symptoms are affecting your quality of life. I believe that every woman deserves to feel heard, understood and cared for with kindness and respect and I am committed to providing compassionate, personalised care in a supportive environment. My patient-centred approach is to listen first, creating a safe and comfortable space where you are empowered in your healthcare journey and feel comfortable speaking openly about your health concerns

I consult from the Sunnybank Private Specialist Centre and operate at Sunnybank Private Hospital and Brisbane Day Surgery in Spring Hill. Throughout my career, I have remained dedicated to delivering high-quality, evidence-based treatment tailored to the individual needs of each woman in my care.

Whether you are seeking care for a specific concern or simply looking for a trusted specialist to support your health and wellbeing, I look forward to partnering with you and providing the thoughtful, individualised care you deserve.

Learn More About Dr Ngenda

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What to expect

From your first consultation through to diagnosis and treatment planning, I aim to ensure you feel informed – find out more

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Gynaecology

Every woman’s health journey is unique, and I believe you deserve care that is compassionate, personalised and centred around your individual needs – find out more.

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Vulval Conditions

I have a special interest in the diagnosis and management of vulval conditions, including vulval dermatitis, recurrent candidiasis (thrush), lichen sclerosis, lichen planus, vulval pain conditions and vulval skin lesions – find out more

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a referral to see a gynaecologist?

Yes. A referral from your General Practitioner (valid for 12 months) or another specialist (valid for three months) is required.

Your first appointment is an opportunity for us to discuss your concerns, symptoms, medical history, and any questions you may have. Not all consultations require an examination. If an examination is recommended, I will explain the process carefully beforehand and ensure you feel comfortable and informed every step of the way. My goal is to provide a supportive environment where you feel listened to and respected.

Is it normal to have heavy or painful periods?

While heavy bleeding and period pain are common, they should not be something you simply have to live with. Symptoms such as excessive bleeding, severe pain, irregular cycles, or periods that interfere with your daily life may indicate an underlying condition that warrants further assessment. There are many effective treatment options available, and I can help determine the most appropriate approach for your individual needs.

When should I seek medical advice about menopause symptoms?

Every woman’s experience of perimenopause and menopause is different. If symptoms such as hot flushes, night sweats, sleep disturbances, mood changes, or vaginal dryness are affecting your quality of life, it may be beneficial to seek advice. Together, we can discuss lifestyle strategies, non-hormonal options, and hormone replacement therapy where appropriate to help you feel your best during this stage of life.

I feel embarrassed about discussing vulval symptoms. Should I still make an appointment?

Absolutely. Many women feel uncomfortable discussing symptoms such as itching, burning, pain, skin changes, recurrent thrush, or other vulval concerns. Please know that these conditions are very common and form an important part of my practice. My role is to provide a safe, respectful, and non-judgemental environment where you can discuss your symptoms openly and receive expert assessment and treatment. No concern is too small or too embarrassing to discuss.

Can a Mirena help with heavy periods?

Yes. The Mirena intrauterine device is commonly used not only for contraception but also to help reduce heavy menstrual bleeding. Many women experience significantly lighter periods and improved quality of life following insertion. During your consultation, we can discuss whether the Mirena is an appropriate option for your individual needs and health circumstances.

CONTACT US

For all appointments and enquiries, please call our rooms on (07) 3344 1233.

We are located at:

Sunnybank Private Specialist Centre
Suite 28, 245 McCullough St
Sunnybank Qld 4109
(This is the two-storey building that runs across the front of McCullough St and free parking is available)

Phone: 07 3344 1233

Fax: 07 3344 2701