Pain isn't something
you should have to prove
Diagnosis delays of 4 to 10 years are well documented for endometriosis — often because pain is normalised. A full hour to take your symptoms seriously from the very first conversation.
"Just bad periods"
isn't good enough
Delays of 4 to 10 years commonly occur between women first reporting symptoms and endometriosis being confirmed — frequently because pelvic pain is perceived as a normal part of having periods.
Our medical approach
"A normal scan does not rule out endometriosis. Ongoing symptoms deserve continued investigation, not dismissal."
A proper, unhurried assessment that takes your reported pain seriously from the first conversation.
A normal ultrasound doesn't end the investigation — some forms of endometriosis are genuinely difficult to detect this way.
From pain management to specialist surgical referral, discussed honestly based on your priorities.
Not a simple GP appointment — persistent, on purpose
Your description of your own symptoms is the starting point for investigation, not something to be minimised.
Transvaginal ultrasound is appropriate even when a physical examination doesn't reveal anything — and a normal scan doesn't end the conversation either.
Where specialist input or surgical assessment is appropriate, this is coordinated directly, not left to you to arrange.
Chronic pain affects daily life, work, relationships and mental health — considered as part of the whole picture, not set aside.
Independent of the NHS throughout, with your record held privately and never shared without your explicit consent.
You leave with concrete next steps, whatever stage of investigation or treatment you're at.
Know, understand,
act — without the wait
A full history of your pain and symptoms, taken as genuine clinical evidence — not dismissed as "normal."
Investigation via ultrasound and clinical assessment, with a clear explanation of what a normal result does and doesn't mean.
A plan covering pain management, treatment options, and referral where appropriate — not an indefinite wait-and-see.
Clear costs, no surprises
We believe knowing the price upfront is part of feeling safe and respected. What you see is what you pay.
A full 60-minute consultation with a GMC-registered GP, covering assessment, investigation, and a written plan.
- Pre-appointment health history review
- Full clinical & pain history assessment
- Ultrasound referral where appropriate
- Written plan & specialist referral if needed
For a quicker follow-up on existing treatment that doesn't need the full 60 minutes.
- 30-minute video consultation
- Prescription review
- Quick follow-up questions
- Guidance on next steps
If imaging or further investigation is agreed, this is coordinated directly as part of your care.
- Blood tests & imaging coordinated
- Chosen to answer your specific question
- Results reviewed with your GP
- Lab fees quoted separately
Any additional imaging is quoted separately before proceeding. View full fee schedule →
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"For the first time in years I felt truly listened to. My GP didn't rush me, took everything seriously, and I left with a clear plan. It genuinely changed how I think about my health."
"I'd been struggling with perimenopausal symptoms for over a year and felt dismissed elsewhere. Here I was heard immediately. The holistic approach made all the difference."
"Booking was easy, the clinic was calm and private, and seeing the same doctor each time means she knows my story. It's the kind of healthcare I always wanted but never had."
Everything you need to know
Diagnosis delays of 4 to 10 years between first reporting symptoms and confirmation are well documented, often because pelvic pain is normalised or attributed to "just bad periods." We take reported pain seriously from the first consultation.
Not necessarily as a first step. Transvaginal ultrasound is typically offered first, even if a physical examination is normal. Laparoscopy may be considered for definitive diagnosis where appropriate.
A normal scan does not rule out endometriosis. Some forms are difficult to detect on ultrasound, and ongoing symptoms should continue to be investigated rather than dismissed.
No. While endometriosis often causes pain around periods, it can also cause pain at other times, painful bowel movements or urination, and pain during sex — pain significant enough to affect daily life is not something to simply endure.
Options range from pain management and hormonal treatments through to specialist surgical referral where appropriate — discussed based on your symptoms and priorities.
£200 for a full 60-minute consultation with a GMC-registered GP. View our full fee schedule.
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More ways we can support you
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If fertility is a consideration.
Coordinated imaging & tests.
Often co-occurs with pelvic pain.
Ongoing management, unlimited visits.
Meet the team behind your care.
Persistent pelvic pain,
properly investigated
This is not a simple GP appointment. Endometriosis and chronic pelvic pain are still marked by significant diagnostic delay — commonly 4 to 10 years between a woman first reporting symptoms and a confirmed diagnosis, frequently because pain is perceived as a normal part of menstruation.
Investigation, taken seriously from the start
Transvaginal ultrasound is offered as a first-line investigation, even where a physical examination appears normal, to look for ovarian endometriomas and deep endometriosis. Critically, a normal scan does not rule out the condition — some forms are genuinely difficult to detect this way, and ongoing symptoms warrant continued investigation.
A clear pathway, not an indefinite wait
Where appropriate, laparoscopy may be considered for a definitive diagnosis, and specialist referral is coordinated directly rather than left for you to arrange independently.
What happens after your appointment
You leave with a written plan covering pain management, treatment options, and next steps — whatever stage of investigation you're currently at.
Pain that's taken seriously,
not something to simply endure
Book a 60-minute consultation covering assessment, investigation, and a written plan — £200.
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