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What Urogynaecology covers

Conditions treated
  • urinary incontinence
  • pelvic organ prolapse
  • overactive bladder and frequent urination
  • repeated urinary tract infections
  • bladder pain
  • pelvic floor problems after childbirth
When to see one instead of a GP
Urogynaecology sits between gynaecology and urology, for women whose bladder and pelvic floor problems overlap. Leaking on coughing or exercise, a feeling of something coming down, or infections that keep returning are the usual reasons.
Do you need a referral?
No referral needed. A two- or three-day record of how much you drink and how often you go is the most useful thing to bring.

Public waiting times for urogynaecology

In the public system, new urogynaecology referrals are seen through Gynaecology specialist out-patient clinics. Of 60,011 new bookings over the year, 70% were triaged as stable cases, with a median wait ranging from 19 weeks to 58 weeks depending on cluster, and a longest recorded case of 94 weeks. Cases triaged as urgent had a median wait of less than 1 week or less.

Median wait for stable cases, by cluster
ClusterMedianLongest
Hong Kong East26 weeks27 weeks
Hong Kong West27 weeks48 weeks
Kowloon Central25 weeks83 weeks
Kowloon East19 weeks62 weeks
Kowloon West49 weeks94 weeks
New Territories East58 weeks86 weeks
New Territories West44 weeks58 weeks

Source: Hospital Authority — Gynaecology specialist out-patient waiting times, covering 01 July 2025 – 30 June 2026.

FAQ

What does a urogynaecologist treat?
A urogynaecologist is a doctor who diagnoses and treats conditions related to bladder and pelvic floor problems in women. In Hong Kong, urogynaecologists are registered with the Medical Council of Hong Kong (MCHK). Common reasons to see one include urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, overactive bladder and frequent urination, repeated urinary tract infections, bladder pain, pelvic floor problems after childbirth.
How much does a urogynaecologist cost in Hong Kong?
Consultation fee data for urogynaecologists in Hong Kong is not yet available. Fees vary by doctor and location.
How many urogynaecologists are in Hong Kong?
There are 2 registered urogynaecologists in Hong Kong across 1 districts.
When should you see a urogynaecologist in Hong Kong?
Urogynaecology sits between gynaecology and urology, for women whose bladder and pelvic floor problems overlap. Leaking on coughing or exercise, a feeling of something coming down, or infections that keep returning are the usual reasons.
Do you need a referral to see a urogynaecologist in Hong Kong?
No referral needed. A two- or three-day record of how much you drink and how often you go is the most useful thing to bring.
How long is the public-hospital wait to see a urogynaecologist in Hong Kong?
In the public system, new referrals are seen through Gynaecology specialist out-patient clinics. Hospital Authority figures for 01 July 2025 – 30 June 2026 show 70% of new bookings were triaged as stable cases, with a median wait of 19 weeks to 58 weeks depending on cluster.
Which urogynaecologist is good?
ok.med does not rate or recommend individual doctors — we hold no outcome or satisfaction data, and should not pretend to. What can be checked objectively: whether the doctor is registered with the Medical Council of Hong Kong and holds the relevant specialist qualification; whether their focus matches your condition (the reasons to see one, listed above); whether a GP referral is required; and whether the clinic's location and hours suit you. Browse every registered urogynaecologists by district below and compare on those points yourself.