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The best Gynaecologist in Mauritius

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Jordan Kensington

Published 18 May 2020·over 6 years ago 3 min read
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It is a huge calling  when one decides to take up the challenge of becoming a Doctor. However,  it is an even greater calling when one decides to practice in gynaecology,  a part of medical science that specifically focuses  on fertility, births and creation.When myself and wife decided to search the island of Mauritius for a gynaecologist. All the whispers from close family members and friends brought us to _Dr. Seedick Beebeejaun_.  He is regarded as the best  in gynaecology, obstetrics, invitro fertilisation,  endoscopic surgery in Mauritius. A huge title but upon meeting with  our Doctor we understood why he had  been bestowed and highly regarded by many.  With thousands of reviews from patients across the world. This Doctor has made it his duty to go above and beyond to provide a service that is laced with uniqueness, expertise, and love. Love a word which is very absent nowadays in many careers and practices. They say you can tell a good leader by the fruits they bear and this is apparent from the reception provided by our initial contact, the wonderful _Mrs. Beegoo_  to arriving at the clinic and taken immediately to a professional area with no wait time by the midwife. Every midwife, nurse or staff present joins the doctor in their bid to give an outstanding job leaving hundreds of customers happy. They are simply doing God's work and despite the years of experience still posses the amount of enthusiasm and passion in every detail of what they deliver. I will personally say _Dr. Seedick Beebeejaun's_ service and staff rival some of the best private clinics i have come across in the UK and Scotland. The man behind the title  "Dr M Seedick Beebeejaun"  MBChB, FRCOG qualified in 1975 at the University of Aberdeen, Scotland where he also received his postgraduate training. He acquired new skills in endoscopic surgery in Singapore and Brussels. In 1990 he  set up The Gynaecology and Fertility Centre Ltd  with gynaecology, infertility and endoscopic surgery (also called key hole surgery or minimally invasive surgery) as his main practice. He performs most gynaecological operations and as a doctor, he believes first in “above all, do no harm” and that risk evaluation is crucial to success. The  team at the Fertility Centre consists of experienced and qualified staff: fertility nurses, anaesthetists, physicians,  and support staff. They are committed to providing every patient with a warm and understanding environment while they seek diagnosis and treatment. The clinic has a fully equipped operation theatre with world class facilities and most advanced technological equipment. We recommend this clinic if you are ever in Mauritius. It is an important role for mankind to set trends for others to follow. So, here is to hoping the next generation of Gynaecologist are inspired to follow in Dr. Beebeejaun's footsteps in putting emotional intelligence and great service at the forefront of their practice.

TopicsDr. Seedick BeebeejaunGynaecologist in mauritiusThe best Gynaecologist in Mauritius
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Jordan Kensington

Jordan Kensington reports for National Post UK with a focus on rigorous analysis and authoritative journalism — a trusted voice across British public life.

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Claire Pemberton12 Oct

It is a noble profession regardless of where one chooses to practice. Bringing new life into the world is an incredible responsibility and we should be celebrating these practitioners more often.

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Marcus Vane12 Oct

The article is quite vague about what actually qualifies someone as the best. Medicine is subjective and depends so much on the individual patient's needs, so I would take this label with a pinch of salt.

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Eleanor Rigby12 Oct

I have friends who relocated to Mauritius recently and they were pleasantly surprised by the standard of private healthcare there. It is a sector that is clearly seeing a lot of investment and expert talent moving in.

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David Thorne12 Oct

I find it a bit odd that this is featured in the Culture section rather than the Health or Lifestyle pages. It reads more like a sponsored advertorial than a piece of journalism.

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Sarah Jenkins12 Oct

It is lovely to see recognition for the medical professionals working in Mauritius. Having had a difficult pregnancy myself, I truly appreciate the dedication it takes to support families through such a delicate time.

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