A long appointment with a consultant, a full history, and a written plan.
Transvaginal and abdominal scanning, performed and interpreted by the consultant.
A camera examination of the inside of the womb, and treatment of polyps in the same visit.
Keyhole surgery for endometriosis, cysts and fibroids, with excision where indicated.
A full assessment, an evidence-based discussion of the options, and follow-up.
A structured investigation of both partners, and a clear explanation of the findings.
Consultant-led antenatal appointments and early pregnancy assessment.
Cervical screening, HPV testing, and the follow-up of an abnormal result.
Supervised pelvic floor rehabilitation for prolapse, incontinence and postnatal recovery.
Prescribing and monitoring for hormonal, cycle and symptom management.
How it works
Up to forty-five minutes. We take the whole history — most gynaecological diagnoses are made there rather than on a scan.
Where it is indicated, with a chaperone available and the scan done and explained during the same appointment.
What we think is going on, every option including doing nothing, and what each involves. Yours to take away.
Medical, physiotherapy, an outpatient procedure or surgery — carried out by the consultant who assessed you.
Booked at the start rather than left to you to chase. Most treatments here need adjusting once.
Before you come
Offered for every examination, and yours whether or not you are asked. You may also bring someone of your own.
Without giving a reason. An examination that is not comfortable can be paused or abandoned.
The date your last period started, and roughly how your cycle has been running. It changes what we look for.
Whether we may leave a voicemail, send a text, or write to your GP. All three are your decision.
Checklist
What to bring
Appointments
Consultations are with a consultant gynaecologist and last up to forty-five minutes. A chaperone is available for any examination and you only have to ask.