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We understand that urology symptoms can be worrying and often arise without warning. That’s why we offer prompt access to expert care when you need it most.
When you visit our Urology Clinic, you’ll be seen by a consultant who specialises in your condition. They’ll take time to understand your symptoms, review any previous tests or scans, and may arrange further investigations such as ultrasound, cystoscopy or blood tests, often on the same day.
At our private urology clinic in North London, we offer appointments seven days a week, with same-day and urgent slots available. We also provide a 24-hour on-call emergency service for patients who need care more urgently.
Once your results are available, your consultant will talk you through the next steps and explain your treatment options clearly. Whether your concern is minor or more complex, you’ll be supported by a team that’s experienced, compassionate, and focused on helping you move forward with confidence.
Our London Urology Clinic supports patients with a wide range of urinary and male reproductive health concerns, from noticeable symptoms such as frequent urination or discomfort, to more discreet or complex conditions that require further investigation. Whether you’ve already been diagnosed or are just beginning to notice changes, we’re here to help.
Conditions we commonly treat include:
Symptoms We Assess:
You may wish to book an appointment with one of our consultants if you’re experiencing:
Urologic problems can be genetic or stem from an injury or trauma. Get a care plan completely tailored around your unique wants and needs, at our Urology Clinic.
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Our London Urology Consultants have a wealth of experience and expertise in diagnosing and treating urologic problems.
As a patient at our private Urology Clinic, you’ll be treated as an individual, not just a set of symptoms or a case to move through quickly. We understand that urological issues can be personal and sometimes difficult to talk about, which is why we take the time to listen, explain and support you at every stage.
Your care will be led by a private urologist who’ll work closely with you to identify the issue and recommend the most effective course of treatment. Our North London clinic offers calm, modern surroundings to help you feel at ease throughout your visit, and our goal is always to resolve your symptoms with as little disruption to your life as possible.
We recognise that coming into the hospital can be a stressful and unnerving experience. At St John & St Elizabeth Hospital we are committed to the welfare of all our patients and you will find all staff will work hard to ensure your stay with us is a positive experience.
You can read articles, interviews and blogs on a range of health topics, including urological health, on our blog page. We frequently speak to our expert consultants and clinicians to get their specialist advice.
You’ll meet with a consultant who will ask about your symptoms and medical history, perform a physical examination if needed, and may arrange tests such as blood work, urine analysis or imaging. It’s all about getting a clear picture of what’s going on and deciding what, if any, treatment is needed.
You may be referred if you have symptoms like frequent urination, blood in your urine, difficulty passing urine, persistent pelvic pain, or issues with sexual function. These symptoms may point to conditions involving the bladder, kidneys, prostate, or male reproductive system.
Urologists diagnose and manage conditions affecting the urinary tract and male reproductive organs. This includes urinary infections, kidney stones, prostate enlargement, incontinence, erectile dysfunction, and certain cancers such as bladder or prostate cancer.
Common problems include urinary tract infections (UTIs), kidney stones, benign prostate enlargement, incontinence, erectile dysfunction, and blood in the urine (haematuria).
Not always. Many urology referrals are precautionary and are made to investigate symptoms or manage ongoing conditions. It’s about getting clarity and ruling out anything serious, while also offering treatment when needed.
Urine tests and PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) blood tests are commonly used. Depending on your symptoms, you may also need an ultrasound, cystoscopy or MRI.
They’ll ask about your symptoms and medical history, perform a physical examination if relevant, and may order initial tests to help diagnose the issue. The aim is to understand your condition and discuss next steps clearly.
