Obstetrician & Gynaecologist · Mahikeng
That first cuddle is worth every step.
Scans, check-ups and delivery at Clinix Victoria Private Hospital, with one doctor who knows you and your baby.
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Care for every chapter of your story
Pregnancy, fertility, surgery or simply a check-up. Choose what you need.
Pregnancy & Maternity Care
Scans, check-ups and a birth plan made with you, from 8 weeks to your baby’s first cuddle.
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High-Risk Pregnancy & Delivery
Closer monitoring for blood pressure, diabetes, twins or a previous caesarean.
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Keyhole (Laparoscopic) Surgery
Smaller incisions, less pain and a faster return home for cysts, fibroids and more.
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Fibroids, Endometriosis & Pelvic Pain
Painful or heavy periods are not something you should simply live with.
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PCOS & Period Problems
Answers and a clear plan for irregular, heavy or missed periods.
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Pap Smears & Well-Woman Checks
A gentle yearly check-up that catches problems early, usually covered by your medical aid.
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Fertility & Planning a Pregnancy
Step-by-step support when you’re trying for a baby or getting ready to.
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Menopause & Contraception
Feel like yourself again, and choose contraception that fits your life.
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Dr Tebo Rasenyai
A specialist obstetrician and gynaecologist who believes great care starts with listening. Expect time to ask questions, honest answers and a plan you understand.
- MBChB (UKZN)
- MMed O&G (UP)
- FCOG (SA)
Consults in English, Setswana and isiZulu
Simple from the very first hello
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Say hello
WhatsApp or call us. We’ll find a time that suits you, Saturdays included.
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Your first visit
An unhurried consultation and scan in our rooms at Clinix Victoria Hospital.
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A plan made with you
Clear options in plain language, and we sort out the medical aid paperwork.
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With you all the way
Follow-ups, surgery or delivery, all under one roof.
Life’s most joyful journey starts here.
Welcoming a little one is exciting, and you don’t have to do it alone. We’re with you from the very first scan to the very first cuddle.
- First visit and dating scan at 8–10 weeks
- Regular check-ups and growth scans in our rooms
- Delivery at Clinix Victoria Private Hospital
A few tips to get ready
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Medical History, Cycle Log & DocumentationAll Consultations
- Bring your South African ID or passport and your valid medical aid membership card.
- Track and record the first day of your last menstrual period (LMP), cycle length, flow heaviness, and any intermenstrual spotting.
- Bring a list of all current chronic medications, hormonal contraceptives, supplements, and known drug allergies.
- Write down your primary symptoms, how long they have been present, and your top questions for Dr Rasenyai.
Preparing for a Pap Smear or HPV TestCervical Screening
- Schedule your appointment for a day when you are not menstruating, as blood can obscure cervical cytology cells.
- For 24 to 48 hours prior to your Pap smear, avoid vaginal intercourse, douching, tampons, vaginal lubricants, and intravaginal creams or pessaries.
- Bring any prior abnormal Pap smear or colposcopy histology reports for comparative review.
First Prenatal Visit (8–10 Weeks Gestation)Antenatal Care
- We recommend scheduling your initial antenatal booking visit between 8 and 10 weeks of pregnancy.
- Prepare details of your personal and family medical history, including hypertension, diabetes, twin pregnancies, or genetic conditions.
- Bring records of any previous pregnancies, modes of delivery (normal vaginal birth or caesarean section), and antenatal blood group results if known.
IUCD (Mirena / Copper T) Insertion or RemovalFamily Planning
- Where possible, schedule IUCD insertion during the first 7 days of your menstrual cycle when the cervix is naturally softer and early pregnancy can be reliably excluded.
- You may take an over-the-counter anti-inflammatory analgesic (such as ibuprofen, if not contraindicated) 60 minutes before your appointment to minimise uterine cramping.
- Bring a sanitary pad (not a tampon) for light post-procedural spotting.
Pelvic or Obstetric Ultrasound Bladder RulesDiagnostic Imaging
- Transabdominal Ultrasound (Early pregnancy or virgin/adolescent pelvic scan): Drink 3 to 4 glasses of water 1 hour before your appointment and do not empty your bladder, as a full bladder creates an acoustic window to visualise the uterus.
- Transvaginal Ultrasound (Detailed gynaecological, fibroid, endometriosis, or follicular tracking scan): You will be asked to empty your bladder completely just before the scan for optimal comfort and proximity to the pelvic organs.
Pre-Operative & Second-Opinion ConsultationsSurgical Opinion
- Bring all referral letters, previous pelvic ultrasound images or reports, MRI scans, hysterosalpingogram (HSG) films, and laboratory blood results.
- Bring previous surgical theatre notes if you have undergone prior laparoscopy, myomectomy, or caesarean delivery.
- Write down questions regarding minimally invasive laparoscopic options, hospital stay duration, recovery timelines, and fertility preservation.
All medical aids welcome. No co-payments.
Discovery Health Medical Scheme · GEMS (Government Employees Medical Scheme) · Bonitas Medical Fund · Momentum Medical Scheme · Bestmed Medical Scheme · Medihelp and more. Private patients welcome too.
Serving families across the North West
Our rooms are inside Clinix Victoria Private Hospital in Mahikeng, with patients joining us from across the region and Southern Botswana.
Good to know
Do I need a GP referral letter to book an appointment with Dr Tebo Rasenyai?
Most medical aid options allow you to book directly with a specialist Obstetrician and Gynaecologist without a general practitioner referral, particularly for annual well-woman screenings and maternity care. However, certain network plans (such as GEMS Emerald Value, Tanzanite One, or KeyCare networks) may require a GP referral code for non-emergency specialist visits. Our reception desk on 018 397 7300 can help verify your scheme rules when you book.
Does your practice charge co-payments above medical aid rates?
No. Dr Tebo Rasenyai Inc accepts all registered South African medical aid schemes at contracted medical aid tariffs with no co-payments for consultations. Private self-funding patients are also welcome and receive transparent tariffs with full ICD-10 invoicing.
Where inside Clinix Victoria Private Hospital are your rooms located?
Our consulting rooms are located on the First Floor, Suite D, Room 2, at Clinix Victoria Private Hospital, 53 Victoria Road, Mahikeng. Lift and staircase access are available directly from the main hospital foyer, with secure patient parking on the hospital grounds.
Are Saturday and Public Holiday consultations available?
Yes. In addition to our weekday hours (Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 18:00), our practice consults on Saturdays and Public Holidays from 08:00 to 15:00 to accommodate working women, expectant couples, and regional patients travelling from Lichtenburg, Zeerust, Vryburg, and Southern Botswana.
Let’s find a time that suits you
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Consulting hours
| Monday–Friday | 08:00–18:00 |
| Saturday | 08:00–15:00 |
| Public Holidays | 08:00–15:00 |
| Sunday | Closed |
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