Consultant gynaecology · Central London EC1
Endometriosis Assessment in London
Consultant-led assessment of suspected endometriosis, with pelvic ultrasound during your consultation and a clear explanation of what the findings do and do not show.
Endometriosis takes years to diagnose for many women. A specialist appointment is where that process should start, not where it stalls.
Consultant-led · Same-visit pelvic ultrasound · From £200
What to expect
Assessment, imaging and a plan in one visit
Symptom history
A proper account of pain, cycle and bowel or bladder symptoms, taken without rushing.
Pelvic ultrasound
Imaging during the same visit to look for endometriomas and other findings.
Honest interpretation
Ultrasound cannot exclude endometriosis. We explain clearly what imaging can and cannot tell you.
Pain management
Discussion of medical options for symptom control.
Fertility discussion
Where relevant, assessment and advice on conception.
Onward referral
Written referral for laparoscopy or specialist surgical opinion where indicated.
Fees
Published fees
Gynaecology Consultation
Full consultant consultation
£200
Consultation + Pelvic Ultrasound
Same-day scan and results
£300
Complete Well Woman Check
Consultation, ultrasound and cervical screening
£380
Common questions
Endometriosis assessment in London
Can endometriosis be diagnosed without laparoscopy?
Often, yes. UK guidance recommends not delaying treatment while waiting for surgical confirmation when the clinical picture is sufficiently suggestive. Ultrasound identifies endometriomas and signs of deep disease, and the symptom history carries equal weight.
Does a normal ultrasound rule endometriosis out?
No. Superficial endometriosis is not visible on ultrasound. A normal scan narrows the possibilities but does not exclude the condition, which is why the consultation matters as much as the imaging.
Does the severity of pain reflect how extensive the disease is?
No. Minimal disease can be extremely painful and extensive disease can cause few symptoms. Treatment is guided by the impact on your life, not by the findings alone.
Will I need surgery?
Not necessarily. Many women are managed medically with anti-inflammatories and hormonal treatment. Surgery is considered for resistant symptoms or deep disease, and we provide a written referral to a specialist centre where it is indicated.
Does endometriosis cause infertility?
It can reduce fertility, but many women with endometriosis conceive naturally. If you are trying to conceive it is important to say so at the first appointment, because it changes which treatments are appropriate.
Do I need a GP referral?
No. If you are paying for yourself you can book directly, often the same day.
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Same-day appointments at 1-5 Portpool Lane, with same-day pelvic ultrasound where clinically appropriate.