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Questions we are asked

One is offered for every examination and you can have one whether or not you are asked. You can also bring someone of your own, and you can ask to stop at any point without giving a reason.

Before you come

Your appointment

A chaperone is always available

Offered for every examination, and yours whether or not you are asked. You may also bring someone of your own.

You can stop at any point

Without giving a reason. An examination that is not comfortable can be paused or abandoned.

Bring your dates

The date your last period started, and roughly how your cycle has been running. It changes what we look for.

Tell us how you want to be contacted

Whether we may leave a voicemail, send a text, or write to your GP. All three are your decision.

Checklist

What to bring

  • The date your last period started, and a note of your recent cycles
  • A list of medicines, including contraception and any hormonal treatment
  • Any previous scan reports, letters or screening results
  • A note of your family history, particularly breast, ovarian or bowel cancer

Contact

How to reach Halcyon

Call the practice in confidence, or send a message and a member of the clinical team will come back to you.

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When we answer the telephone
During opening hours. Outside them, leave a message and we will call back.
How quickly we reply
We come back to messages the same working day wherever we can.

You do not have to put up with it

A great many of the symptoms on this site are treatable, and a great many women have been told for years that they are not.

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