Dr. Sita N’Koyi

Dr. Sita N’Koyi is an experienced Gynecologist with over 10 years of practice specializing in women’s health. After completing her MBBS in 2006 and MD in Gynecology in 2012, Dr. N’Koyi has dedicated her career to diagnosing, treating, and preventing a wide range of gynecological conditions. Her areas of expertise include menstrual disorders, infertility, prenatal and postnatal care, pelvic pain, and cancer screenings.

Dr. N’Koyi has worked in both private clinics and public hospitals in Kara, where she has gained extensive experience in routine gynecological examinations, surgical procedures such as hysterectomies and laparoscopy, and high-risk pregnancy management. With over 10 years of experience, Dr. N’Koyi is committed to providing compassionate, patient-centered care and ensuring optimal health for women at all stages of life.

Dr. N’Koyi has contributed to gynecological research, particularly in the areas of reproductive health, fertility treatments, and early detection of gynecological cancers. Her research has focused on improving pregnancy outcomes, prevention of cervical cancer, and enhancing the effectiveness of contraceptive methods. Dr. N’Koyi has worked on community health projects aimed at increasing awareness about preventive gynecological care and reproductive rights. Her research has been published in gynecology journals and presented at international conferences.

• Best Gynecologist of the Year, Togo Medical Association (2019)

• Excellence in Women's Health, African Gynecology Conference (2020)

• Outstanding Contribution to Women's Health Research, Togo Medical Council (2021)

Dr. N’Koyi has authored several papers in gynecology journals, particularly focusing on women’s reproductive health, fertility treatments, and preventive care. Her work has been instrumental in advancing the understanding of gynecological conditions and improving healthcare practices for women in sub-Saharan Africa. Dr. N’Koyi’s research continues to influence policies and programs aimed at improving maternal health and women’s access to reproductive care.