How to Prepare for Your Doctor's Appointment

✔ Write down your concerns – Note when symptoms started, how they’ve changed, and any key details.
✔ Check your blood pressure in the waiting room if needed.
✔ Provide a urine sample if you have pain while urinating or lower abdominal discomfort.
During Your Appointment
✔ Focus on one person per consultation – If someone else needs to be seen, inform reception to book a separate appointment or prioritize the most urgent case.
✔ Be honest with your doctor – Share your main concern at the start. Don’t worry about embarrassment—doctors are here to help and are used to all kinds of issues.
✔ Mention multiple problems early – If you have several concerns, let reception know beforehand so they can schedule a longer appointment if possible. Otherwise, inform your doctor at the start—they may address related issues or book a follow-up for complex problems.Special Needs? Let Us Know!If you require assistance (e.g., an interpreter, support for visual/hearing impairment, or a preference for a male/female doctor), please inform reception in advance so we can accommodate you smoothly.
If you know you have difficulty understanding or explaining things bring someone you trust with you or if you require an advocate see 
NHS choices for available advocacy services.
Dress accordingly for possible examination. Loose clothing is best and remove any layers in advance.
Please let reception know if you would like a  chaperone. .
Why Choose a Doctor with Specialized Experience?
Our doctors have expertise in specific medical fields. For the best care, consider booking with a doctor who specializes in your particular health concern.
How to Make the Most of Your Consultation

A successful consultation is a partnership—your input helps shape your care plan. To ensure a productive discussion:
✔ Share your thoughts openly – Tell your doctor about your goals, concerns, and expectations.
✔ Ask questions – Your perspective matters, so don’t hesitate to voice any worries or preferences.Before 
You Leave, Make Sure You Understand:
1️⃣ Your diagnosis or main issue – What’s the core problem?
2️⃣ The next steps – What actions should you take?
3️⃣ Follow-up plans – What if your symptoms don’t improve?
By working together, we can create a clear and effective path forward for your health.