General Practices Dublin 9

Clinics Family Medicine General Medical Problems Male Health Clinic Cholesterol testing Blood pressure measuring Diabetic testing Prostate screening Impotence and erectile dysfunction Screening for sexually transmitted diseases/infections (STD/STI) Testicular lump(s) and problems Semen and sperm analysis Treatment of genital warts and genital problems Womens Health Clinic (with lady doctor) Cervical smear by female Doctor (Free for women between the ages of 25-65 yrs under Cervical Check Programme. Check with secretaries.) Contraceptive care Breast Check Screening for sexually transmitted disease/infections (STD/STI) Gynaecological problems Treatment of genital, herpetic and warty lesions Hormone replacement therapy care Investigations for infertility problems Maternity - antenatal and postnatal care for mother and baby Baby clinic Childhood Immunusation and Vaccinations (by appointment only) Other Services provided Blood Tests: In clinic, by appointment only Travel vaccination (Registered clinic for Yellow Fever) Asthma Clinic Diabetic Clinic Flu and pneumonia vaccinations Medicals for insurance and work Warts and verrucae, treatment by freezing and cryotherapy Joint Injections Minor Surgery covered by VHI, AVIVA, QUINN Mole excision Abscess drainage Suturing of cuts and lacerations Removal of skin cysts Excision of dermatofibroma Removal and treatment of actinic keratosis Interest in Dermatology and Skin Problems The Clinic Opening Times are: Monday - Saturday 10am - 7pm SUNDAY 11am-6pm

Standard in-person GP consultation for assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of general medical concerns. The appointment includes medical advice, prescriptions if required, and referral for tests or specialist care when appropriate

A comprehensive health check designed to assess overall health and identify potential risk factors for common medical conditions. The consultation may include a medical history review, physical examination, and appropriate screening tests. Personalised advice is provided to support preventive care and long-term health.

Blood tests are carried out to help diagnose medical conditions, monitor health, and assess organ function. Samples are taken by a trained healthcare professional and sent to an accredited laboratory for analysis. Results are reviewed by a doctor and discussed with the patient when appropriate.

Anal cancer screening is performed to detect early changes or abnormalities associated with HPV and anal dysplasia. The examination may include specialist assessment and appropriate diagnostic testing to identify precancerous changes at an early stage. Early detection allows timely monitoring and treatment when necessary.