Mr Kubba Graduated from Baghdad Medical school in 1973 [medal in Obstetrics and Gynaecology]. Mr Kubba works in the largest NHS colposcopy clinic in London. He is a global authority in contraception and reproductive health.
He is Honorary Professor in the Basra Medical School, He is founder and fellow of the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare. He is a trainer in colposcopy and menopause care. He is an international speakers on women's health. he is currently the vice president of the European Society of Contraception and Reproductive Health and a Board member of the European Society of Gynaecology.
My practice is focused on outpatient gynaecology with a patient centered
approach giving each patient as much time in the consultation as needed
and beyond the consultation, I am available 24/7 through email. I focus
on the person as well as the problem. I have a long experience in
gynaecology and use it to make sure that investigations and treatment
are tailored to the problem with no unnecessary tests or treatments.
most problems have several potential treatments, the spectrum runs from
surgical to medical to holistic natural or life style remedies. This is
where a discussion should focus. When dealing with a current problem,
prevention of future problems and thinking about quality of life (and
fulfillment; physical, sexual and emotional) go hand in hand within any
treatment plan.
Diseases, Medical Tests and Treatments- Colposcopy (examination of cervix and vagina); loop diathermy treatment,
- polyps, abnormal bleeding; HPV testing, treating genital warts
- HPV vaccination;
- sexual and reproductive healthcare
- Contraception and complex contraception-such as lost IUDs/coils, contraceptive implant
- removal; problems with side effects of hormones, Mirena + new range of
- these devices; use of local anaesthesia, female barriers such as caps
- and diaphragms
- Menopause- including non-hormonal treatments, hormone implants;
- genital/urinary problems due to hormonal changes [painful sex or
- frequency of urination] including new treatment innovations.
- Premenstrual tension
- Vaginal infections/vaginal discharge
- Gynaecology;
- polycystic ovaries with skin, menstrual or hormonal problems
- Menstrual disorders; such as abnormal bleeding, heavy, painful and prolonged periods;
- Assessment and medical management of fibroids
- Assessment and medical management of endometriosis
- well women screening for a full range of conditions, including cervical screening + life style advice
- vaginal prolapse - non-surgical management, baginal devices/rings
- Colposcopy
- Contraception and complex contraception
- Menopause
- Premenstrual tension
- Vaginal infections
