Kidney health

Kidney health

The kidneys are paired organs responsible for removing waste products, regulating fluid and electrolyte balance, controlling blood pressure and contributing to red blood cell production. Kidney problems range from acute, often reversible injuries to long‑term chronic...
What to expect

What to expect

Your initial consultation is usually carried out face‑to‑face, allowing time for a detailed discussion of your symptoms, medical history and review of any previous investigations. If appropriate, a physical examination will be performed to help guide diagnosis and...
Men’s health

Men’s health

Men can be faced with serious physical health conditions across their lifespan including prostate and bladder health, erectile dysfunction, infertility, urinary symptoms, cardiovascular risk factors (such as blood pressure, cholesterol and diabetes), low testosterone,...
Women’s health

Women’s health

Women’s pelvic and urinary health covers a wide range of common, treatable conditions from pelvic floor dysfunction and urinary incontinence to recurrent infections and pelvic pain. The female pelvic floor supports the bladder, uterus and rectum; when these muscles...
Screening and tests

Screening and tests

Urological screening and diagnostic tests aim to detect disease early, characterise symptoms, guide treatment choices and monitor response or recurrence. The specific tests selected depend on the presenting problem such as blood in the urine (haematuria), recurrent...