Women’s Health GP

Our General Practitioners will carefully evaluate your symptoms to provide an accurate diagnosis and recommend the most appropriate treatment. This may include medication, referrals to internal or external specialists, or further diagnostic tests as needed.

Blood tests can be carried out onsite by our experienced GPs during your consultation, if required. This fast and convenient option eliminates the need for external referrals, helping you take the next steps in your care quickly. Once your results are ready, we’ll invite you back for a dedicated follow-up appointment to discuss the findings in detail and outline any further treatment or investigations needed.

Our Women’s Health GPs provide expert, personalised support for every stage of the menopause transition – from perimenopause through to post menopause. We understand that symptoms can be wide-ranging and often disruptive, which is why we take the time to listen, assess thoroughly, and tailor a care plan that works for you. This may include lifestyle advice, hormone replacement therapy (HRT), non-hormonal options, or further investigations if needed. Where appropriate, we can also coordinate referrals to trusted specialists within our network to ensure you receive the most comprehensive support. With our multidisciplinary team on hand, you’ll benefit from joined-up care that puts your wellbeing first.

Our GPs can provide confidential advice and support on the options available to you and the most appropriate forms of contraception for your individual case.

If you’re trying to conceive and facing challenges, your GP is a great place to start. They can offer support by discussing your medical history, lifestyle, and any symptoms that might affect fertility. Our GPs can arrange initial tests – such as hormone checks – and provide advice on how to improve your chances of conceiving naturally. They’ll also guide you on when to seek specialist help and can refer you to fertility services if needed. Whether it’s understanding your cycle, exploring treatment options, or navigating NHS-funded fertility care, your GP is here to help you take the next step with confidence.

Our GPs offer a trusted source of support for all aspects of sexual health. Whether you need advice on contraception, STI testing, or managing symptoms like unusual discharge or discomfort, our GPs can help. They offer confidential consultations, can carry out or arrange tests for infections such as chlamydia, gonorrhoea, HIV, and syphilis, and provide treatment or referrals to specialist clinics if needed. GPs also support patients with concerns about sexual wellbeing, including libido, sexual function, or psychosexual issues, and can refer to therapy services where appropriate. No matter your age, gender, or background, our GPs are on-hand to help you stay informed, safe, and healthy.

Our GPs can help with a wide range of concerns, including heavy or painful periods, pelvic pain, menopause symptoms, vaginal infections, and contraception. We can provide initial assessments, provide treatment for common conditions, and we can refer you to specialist services when needed. If your concern requires further investigation, your GP will guide you through the next steps and ensure you receive the right care at the right time.

A GP can play a vital role in helping you maintain good breast health. They can offer advice on how to check your breasts regularly and what changes to look out for, such as lumps, skin dimpling, or changes in shape or size. If you notice anything unusual, a GP can carry out an initial assessment and, if needed, refer you quickly for further tests or specialist care. For those with a family history of breast cancer, your GP can assess your risk and refer you to genetic services if appropriate. Whether it’s routine screening or addressing a concern, our GPs are there to support you every step of the way.

Our GPs provide an important first step in addressing pelvic health concerns. They can help with symptoms such as pelvic pain, incontinence, prolapse, or discomfort following childbirth. They also offer initial assessments and can refer you to one of our specialist pelvic health physiotherapists or other areas of our multidisciplinary team for tailored treatment, including pelvic floor exercises, biofeedback, and rehabilitation support. They also play a key role in identifying issues early and guiding you through specialist services designed to support recovery and improve quality of life. Whether you’re experiencing symptoms after pregnancy, menopause, or at any stage of life, our GPs are there to listen, advise, and connect you with the right care.