Men’s Health
Family Medical Centre offers treatment, advice and support on all aspects relating to men’s health, taking a proactive approach to ensure we provide the best possible service to each patient we see. Our doctors aim to create an environment that allows for ease of consultations, as we hope to encourage men to maintain a keen interest in their health. All treatments are performed in our state of the art clinic.
Appointments can be requested through our contact form, by phone or by email. Please be advised that we may need to ask some personal questions to ensure you receive the best healthcare service.
Men’s Health Services
Family Medical Centre offers a comprehensive range of women’s health services, all of which are provided in our modern, state of the art clinic. Amongst the services we offer are:
Prostate Cancer Screening
Testicular Cancer Screening
Men’s Cardiovascular Health
Management Of Erectile Dysfunction
Sports Medicine And Joint Injections
Advice On Sexual Health
Chronic Disease Management E.G. Diabetes, Hypertension, Arthritis
Men’s Health – Frequently Asked Questions?
What do men's health services include?
Men's health services include a wide range of specialities and focus areas with regards to the male body. These include prostate cancer, testicular cancer, acrdiovasucalr health, heart disease, STI's, and more. Men's health services are provided in addition to all regular GP and doctor services such as check-ups, infection management, blood testing, etc.
What is the difference between a women's health doctor and a men's health doctor?
A women's health doctor and men's health doctor will have the same training and qualifications, while a men's health GP will mainly focus in men's health issues. While some of the areas concerned may overlap with women's and general health converns, a men's health GP will have particular experience in diagnosing and treating men.
Why is men's health important?
Men's health is important as there are many men who do not take good care of their bodies or their health. Wheter it's though poor lifestyle, bad habits, or even mental health, men historically avoid going to the doctor more than women. If you have any concerns about your health you should see a men's health specialist or even a GP to have a check up and disucss your healthcare options.