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Private · Female practitioner on request

Contraception, cycles, PCOS, menopause, recurring infections and screening guidance — with an HPCSA-registered practitioner, online, from anywhere in South Africa. You can ask for a female practitioner when you book.
One practitioner, your full history in front of them, and enough time to actually get through it — without repeating yourself at every visit.
Start NowWhat we help with
Bring the symptom you have been managing quietly. Nothing here is too small, too awkward or too long-standing to be worth a consultation.
Pain, heavy bleeding, irregular or missed cycles, spotting between periods.
Oral and injectable contraception prescribed; referral for IUD or implant insertion.
Assessment, appropriate blood tests, ultrasound referral, and long-term management.
Hot flushes, sleep, mood, HRT where clinically appropriate, bone health.
Thrush, bacterial vaginosis, urinary tract infections and what to do when they keep coming back.
Where you sit in the screening schedule, and referral for your smear.
Cycle tracking questions, preconception health, folate, and when to refer onward.
PMS, PMDD, postnatal mood changes and hormone-linked anxiety.
Some care has to happen in person — pelvic examinations, Pap smears, and IUD or implant insertion. Your practitioner will tell you when that is the case and refer you.
Answer at your own pace, before you speak to anyone · Free to complete
Start My AssessmentHow it works
Step 01
Private · Free to complete
A short online assessment covering your cycle, symptoms, medical history and current medication. Written down once, so you are not starting from scratch on the call.
Step 02
Female practitioner on request
Pick a slot that suits you and tell us if you would prefer a female practitioner. You see the practitioner’s name and HPCSA registration before the consultation begins.
Step 03
Secure video · From R390
An HPCSA-registered practitioner works through your history with you, explains what they think is going on, and agrees a plan — tests, a prescription, or a referral where in-person care is needed.
After the consultation
Your practitioner reviews your medical history before you speak
Discuss symptoms openly, without judgment
A diagnosis or working plan explained in plain language
Prescription sent electronically to your pharmacy
Blood tests, smears or ultrasounds arranged and reviewed with you
Follow-up care available as needed
Every stage
What matters at nineteen is not what matters at forty-five. Your record stays with us, so each consultation carries on from the last one rather than restarting it.
Period education, contraception guidance, painful or irregular cycles
Contraception, PCOS, endometriosis questions, preconception health
Perimenopause, HRT, bone health, cervical screening
Menopause management, osteoporosis risk, sexual health, ongoing screening

HPCSA-registered practitioners · Female practitioner on request · From R390
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HPCSA Registered
Named and shown before your call
Who’s treating you
Our care team is made up of HPCSA-registered Medical Doctors and Clinical Associates working under live doctor supervision (per HPCSA Notice 1390 of 2016). Where a case needs specialist input, we refer you to a registered specialist.
Where you specifically request a female practitioner, we will match you accordingly, subject to availability. You will always see who is consulting you before your call begins.
HPCSA-registered practitioners only
Female practitioner on request, subject to availability
Practitioner name and registration shown before your consultation
Referral to a registered specialist where a case calls for it
Worth knowing
We would rather cite the source than impress you with a number. Every figure below is published and attributed.
The World Health Organization estimates that polycystic ovary syndrome affects 8–13% of women of reproductive age, and that up to 70% of cases worldwide go undiagnosed.
Source: World Health Organization, Polycystic ovary syndrome fact sheet
The National Department of Health’s cervical cancer policy provides for screening from age 30, repeated every ten years in the public sector, with more frequent screening for women living with HIV. Your practitioner can tell you where you fit and arrange the smear.
Source: National Department of Health, Cervical Cancer Prevention and Control Policy (2017)
In the first year of use, about 7 in 100 women using the combined pill as it is commonly used will fall pregnant, compared with fewer than 1 in 100 when it is taken correctly and consistently. Implants and intrauterine devices sit under 1 in 100 either way.
Source: WHO, Family Planning: A Global Handbook for Providers
These are published population figures, not a prediction about you. What applies to your body is a conversation for your consultation.

“Your symptoms are information, not an inconvenience. The job is to work out what they mean.”
— iScript Health Women’s Health team
Real stories
“I asked for a female practitioner and got one. She let me finish my sentences and actually looked at my cycle history before deciding anything.”
Zama T.
Durban · iScript patient
“I had been putting off the PCOS conversation for years. One consultation, the right blood tests ordered, and a plan I understood.”
Keabetswe M.
Pretoria · iScript patient
“Perimenopause was dismissed as stress twice before. Here it was taken seriously and explained to me properly.”
Sandra L.
Gqeberha · iScript patient
Medical aid & fees
We accept all major South African medical aids, and consultations are often covered from your savings account. Cover varies by scheme, plan and benefit year — confirm with your scheme.
No medical aid? Our consultations are priced clearly, with no surprises after the call.
💡 Most medical aids cover consultations from the savings account. Medication and any laboratory tests are billed separately.
If you are pregnant or think you might be, and you have heavy bleeding, severe or one-sided abdominal pain, fainting, a high fever, severe headache with vision changes, or a sudden change in your baby’s movements — go to your nearest emergency unit or maternity unit immediately. Do not wait for an online appointment.
The same applies outside pregnancy to uncontrolled bleeding, severe pain, fainting or a high fever. Emergency services in South Africa: 10177, or 112 from a mobile phone.
FAQ
It is private, free to complete, and you can stop at any point
Start My AssessmentYou’re in safe hands
Every practitioner on iScript is registered with the Health Professions Council of South Africa and practises within their full scope.
Fully compliant with the Protection of Personal Information Act. Your health data is encrypted, private, and never shared without consent.
Encrypted video consultations and secure record storage. No one sees your records without your consent.

Start the conversation
Answer the assessment once, in private. An HPCSA-registered practitioner reads it before your consultation begins — and you can ask for a female practitioner.
Start My AssessmentHPCSA-registered providers · POPIA compliant · Available across South Africa