Author Etienne Horner

Etienne Horner

Obstetrician & Gynaecologist

Dr Etienne Horner is a highly skilled Obstetrician & Gynaecologist with vast experience in his field. With his deep expertise and holistic approach he aims to make your birth experience a special one and to meet all of your women's health needs. Sensitive and supportive, he believes in building strong relationships with his patients and their partners. He does this by putting them at the heart of all the big decisions surrounding their treatment. It's an approach that's earned the trust and loyalty of many women, who constantly choose Dr Horner for all their obstetric and gynaecological care. Dr Horner is married with three children. When not working he enjoys spending time with his family, indulging his passion for modern architecture and improving his Spanish.

Can I Enjoy Sex During Pregnancy?

18 April, 2020

Expert, Pregnancy

The feeling about sex whilst pregnant depends very much on individual feelings about sex, the partner’s feelings about sex, and the physical and emotional changes during the pregnancy.

The First Trimester Questions You Need Answering!

4 November, 2017

Pregnancy, Stages

Obstetrician and Gynaecologist Dr Etienne Horner answers all things of your first trimester questions.

Etienne Horner on Hyperemesis Gravidarum

14 October, 2017

This condition is not just vomiting in pregnancy as many of us think; it is severe

The #TBT Debate: What Should You Expect During Your Second Trimester?

5 October, 2017

Pregnancy, Stages

We look back on Gynaecologist Dr Etienne Horner's 2014 piece on all things second trimester related. How did your body change during your second trimester?

The #TBT Debate: Can You Enjoy Sex When Pregnant?

28 September, 2017

Pregnancy, Stages

This Thursday, we are reposting a 2012 expert piece from Dr Etienne Horner. We ask whether you can enjoy sex when pregnant and is it safe?

VBAC-v-Caesarean

Caesarean Awareness Month 2017: Should You Have A VBAC OR Caesarean?

3 April, 2017

Expert, Features, Pregnancy, Birth

Sometimes it's a difficult choice between VBAC (vaginal birth after caesarean section) and caesarean, so we asked an expert.