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Gynaecology consultation

A long appointment with a consultant, a full history, and a written plan.

What is involved

Gynaecology consultation

Any gynaecological concern, at any stage of life

Up to forty-five minutes, because a proper history is where most gynaecological diagnoses are actually made. We listen to the whole story, examine where it is indicated and with a chaperone if you would like one, arrange any investigations needed, and set out what we think is going on and what the options are. You leave with it in writing.

What the appointment includes

  • A full history with time to tell it
  • Examination where indicated, with a chaperone available
  • Any bloods or swabs taken on the day
  • A written summary of findings and options
  • A letter to your GP, with your consent
Appointment length
30–45 minutes
Number of visits
One, with review as required
Afterwards
None.
Price guide
from £240
Gynaecology consultation
Book a consultation

Prices are a guide. You will be given a written estimate after an examination.

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

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.

Appointments

Book a consultation

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.

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