Can I discuss sensitive or personal concerns with my GP?
Yes. You can tell the GP what you are comfortable discussing and ask questions about privacy.
About the service
Southcare Medical Centre provides general practice consultations for men’s health concerns. You can book to discuss a new symptom, preventive health, sexual health, mental wellbeing or an ongoing condition.
Your GP can help assess your concerns and discuss appropriate tests, treatment or follow-up.
When to book
Book if you have a health concern, a change in symptoms, questions about preventive care or an ongoing condition you would like to discuss. You do not need to wait until a concern becomes severe to seek advice.
What happens at your appointment
The GP will ask about your concern and relevant medical history. Depending on the issue, they may discuss an examination, tests, treatment options or a follow-up appointment.
How to prepare
Write down your main concerns and any questions. Bring a list of medicines and supplements, details of allergies and any relevant test results or specialist letters.
Frequently Asked
Yes. You can tell the GP what you are comfortable discussing and ask questions about privacy.
Yes. Let reception know if you have several concerns so they can help arrange a suitable appointment.
That depends on your concern and the GP’s assessment. Your GP will explain any suggested tests and why they may be useful.