Health Check England

Through proper hormone balancing our doctor may be able to help you with your sexual dysfunction.  Many instances women experiencing less than satisfactory sexual function may be suffering from low androgens or T. We have affordable treatments and experience treating women with low T. 

Through proper hormone balancing our doctor may be able to help you with your sexual dysfunction.  For men who are refractory to PDE-5 therapy or erectile dysfunction tablets, there may be an underlying cause such as low male androgens or low T.  Getting to the bottom of the problem and addressing the underlying cause such as  deficient or low male hormones along with adjunctive ED medicines can help men regain their function. You may have been told by your GP that your T level is fine or normal but what they might not tell you is that normal ranges combine sick patients, healthy patients, and elderly patients without taking into account your symptoms. We look to optimise your hormones and age adjust to a more appropriate range. We look at your symptoms and our doctor makes a diagnosis based on a holistic view of your health. 

Personal health questionnaire covering medical history, diet, lifestyle, wellbeing and activity Tests include height, weight, body composition: percentage body fat/muscle/visceral fat, BMI, Metabolic Rate, Lung age and Function (Vitalograph) Examinations include Blood pressure, heart, lung, abdominal circumference Fingerprick blood test for instant cholesterol. Urine dipstick screen for diabetes, infection, kidney / bladder health. Personal Risk profile for diabetes and heart including heart age estimation. Personal action plan detailing areas for attention. Wide range of blood and body fluid tests are available through our lab for an additional fee, speedy result turnaround times available on request. Relevant private prescriptions, immunisations, screening venous blood tests and arrangement of scans / investigations are offered at additional cost. Cost of medical reports or additional doctors letters available on request. Consultation report available to you online, copied to you or your NHS GP on request

You should expect to discuss your training goals and potential challenges in depth while having a full medical to make sure you’re fit to start training or increase your activity to achieve your targets. Includes full health screening questionnaire. Be prepared to give a detailed medical history on signup of injuries and past treatments, current activity levels and effects of lifestyle / health problems on your desired goal, relevant past medical and surgical history Examination covers postural and gait assessment, cardiovascular, respiratory, abdominal and musculoskeletal exam of relevant areas with focus on areas at risk of injury or weakness such as hernias joints and soft tissues Tests Include ECG, blood pressure, height, weight, body composition: percentage body fat/muscle/visceral fat, BMI, Metabolic Rate, abdominal circumference, Lung Function test (vitalograph) Lung age estimation, Diabetes and cardiovascular risk calculation, heart age estimation. Fingerprick blood test for cholesterol, urine dipstick for diabetes Our sports GP will review your registration questionnaire covering lifestyle, diet, sleep/rest, work-life balance, mental/spiritual challenges, activity levels and training plans, past injury and medical history and work with you to create your action plan optimising your ability, summarising significant examination findings, reducing injury risk and building mental and physical resilience taking in all aspects of exercise and competition such clothing and equipment while therapeutic options will be generated covering lifestyle, diet and treatment advice, relevant exercises and activities, relevant referrals and remedial treatments Fee includes all in house therapist referral letters and 2 external referral letters. Relevant private prescriptions, additional blood tests and arrangement of scans / investigations can be arranged for a fee. Consultation report available to you via patient portal online or printed for you on request

Homocysteine testing is emerging as being more predictive than cholesterol testing in assessing heart disease risk. Elevated homocysteine levels are believed to increase the risk of heart disease and strokes independent of other risk factors - YorkTest can measure these levels from a few droplets of blood.

LiverCheck tests specifically for damage to liver cells by testing for two enzymes - ALT and AST. These enzymes are usually present inside liver cells, however damage to the liver can cause more ALT and AST to leak into the blood. LiverCheck can therefore be an important indicator of liver damage.