Professor Swati Jha
Consultant Gynaecologist &
Specialist Urogynaecologist
Private Gynaecologist
& Prolapse Surgeon
I’m a trained Urogynaecologist and a female prolapse surgeon providing private care in Sheffield.
I specialise in:
- Vaginal prolapse and pelvic floor surgery
- Menopause and hormone-related symptoms
- Vulval skin conditions and Labiaplasty
- Gynaecological care for children and teenagers (Paediatric & Adolecent Gynaecology)
- Painful sex
I offer specialist assessment and personalised treatment in Sheffield at Spire Claremont Hospital and Circle Thornbury Hospital. My practice is focused on clear advice, evidence-based treatment and surgery only when it is genuinely needed.
In NHS, I work at the Jessop Wing, Royal Hallamshire Hospital, and am Honorary Professor at the University of Sheffield.
Areas of expertise
Vaginal prolapse
surgery
If you feel a bulge, dragging sensation or discomfort, this may be a vaginal prolapse.
Menopause
management
Menopause symptoms can be disruptive and unpredictable.
Vulval problems
Persistent itching, pain or irritation is often misdiagnosed. It requires a careful assessment.
Paediatric and Adolescent Gynaecology
Young patients need sensitive care. Consultation has to be age appropriate, calm and respectful.
Why patients choose me
I offer private, specialist consultations focused on diagnosis, explanation, and practical treatment.
I combine NHS tertiary-level expertise, extensive surgical experience, research leadership and patient-centred care to help women understand their options and choose the treatment that is right for them.
What to expect
I’m a specialist Gynaecologist in Sheffield and patients often come to me when they want certainty and a clear plan forward.
Prolapse Surgery in Sheffield
“Fabulous from start to finish. I couldn’t have wished for a better outcome.“
HW, Chesterfield
Many women live with prolapse symptoms for months or years before seeking help.
Not all prolapse needs surgery.
Treatment depends on the type of prolapse, the severity of symptoms, your age, your activity level, your medical background and what matters most to you.
Options may include pelvic floor advice, vaginal pessary treatment, or surgery for more significant or troublesome prolapse.
Not all prolapse needs surgery.
Treatment depends on the type of prolapse, the severity of symptoms, your age, your activity level, your medical background and what matters most to you.
Options may include pelvic floor advice, vaginal pessary treatment, or surgery for more significant or troublesome prolapse.
Books published by me
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Clinic locations in Sheffield
Spire Claremont Hospital
401 Sandygate Road
Sheffield
S10 5UB
0114 263 0330
Circle Thornbury Hospital
312 Fulwood Road
Sheffield
S10 3BR
0114 266 1133
Frequently Asked Questions
A urogynaecologist is a gynaecologist with specialist expertise in pelvic floor disorders, including prolapse, urinary incontinence and bladder symptoms.
You should see a gynaecologist if you have persistent pelvic symptoms, a vaginal bulge, abnormal bleeding, menopause symptoms, or ongoing vulval discomfort.
Vaginal prolapse occurs when the pelvic organs drop down due to weakened support, causing a bulge, pressure or heaviness in the vagina.
For detailed assessment and treatment options, see the prolapse specialist page.
Yes. Many women can be managed with pelvic floor exercises, lifestyle measures or a vaginal pessary. Surgery is considered if symptoms are persistent or significantly affect daily life.
Common symptoms include a vaginal bulge, dragging sensation, pelvic heaviness, discomfort when standing, and bladder or bowel symptoms.
Vulval symptoms may be caused by skin conditions, infections, hormonal changes, irritation, or chronic pain conditions such as vulvodynia.
Teenagers may need specialist care for period problems, pelvic pain, vulval symptoms, abnormal discharge, or concerns about development.
Labiaplasty is a surgical procedure that may be considered for significant discomfort, irritation, or carefully assessed concerns about labial appearance.
No. Most patients can book directly, although some insurance providers may require a GP referral.
Most patients can usually be seen within a short timeframe, often within days to a few weeks.
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Get in touch
We are here to answer any question.
Circle Thornbury Hospital
Phone: 0114 266 1133
Spire Claremont Hospital
Phone: 0114 299 5686
Secretary: Ms Lauren Hudson
Phone: 07990251036
Email: admin@swatijha.com