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Cervical screening
Pap smears, HPV-related screening discussions and follow-up planning where appropriate.
Women’s health
Discreet women’s healthcare across screening, reproductive and hormonal needs.
Private, structured consultations that connect screening, reproductive health, maternal support and hormonal wellbeing with clear follow-up or referral pathways.
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Clinical service
Service overview
A private consultation built around your stage of health and your concerns.
Women’s health consultations begin with a focused history and discussion of the reason for the visit. Examination, screening, treatment or referral is then tailored to the clinical need, with clear explanations and follow-up planning.
Clinical scope
What this service can include
The exact assessment and care plan depend on the reason for your visit and the clinician’s findings.
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Contraception & reproductive care
Contraception counselling, prescription support and selected device insertion or removal following assessment.
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Maternal wellness
Routine antenatal, post-natal and maternal wellbeing support within the practice’s scope of care.
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Hormonal health
Consultations for concerns related to PMS, PCOS, menopause and other hormonal symptoms.
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Breast health
Clinical breast examination and referral pathways for further imaging or specialist assessment where indicated.
Patient journey
What to expect from the visit.
A structured pathway helps keep the consultation understandable from assessment through to follow-up.
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Private history
Discuss symptoms, cycle or reproductive history, screening history, medicines and your goals for the consultation.
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Examination or screening
Complete the clinically appropriate examination, screening or assessment with your consent.
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Clinical plan
Review treatment, contraception, investigations, health guidance or referral options relevant to the findings.
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Follow-up
Arrange review of symptoms, results, treatment response or referral progress where needed.
Before your visit
A little preparation can make the consultation more useful.
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Bring previous screening or laboratory results if they are relevant to the visit.
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Have a list of current medicines, contraception and supplements where possible.
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Note the date of your last menstrual period if relevant to the concern.
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Write down questions or symptoms you want to make sure are discussed during the consultation.
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