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Finding an obstetrician

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Merlith · 30/04/2019 09:17

I have a prolapse and will need a repair operation. I am nervous that sometimes symptoms can be made worse. Does anyone know of a good surgeon in this field on the London area?

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JinglingHellsBells · 30/04/2019 19:12

My advice is you google / find the websites of the best private hospitals and find someone who also works in the NHS doing what you want.

stucknoue · 30/04/2019 19:14

Private? Your gp is still your best port of call, they can tell you who works where

Merlith · 01/05/2019 08:20

Thank you both. I have found a surgeon at the C& W hospital-anyone had gynae op there?

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JinglingHellsBells · 01/05/2019 08:49

@stucknoue
A lot of GPs spend so little time in a practice (move around) that they have no idea of who is the best in a locality. The days of a GP knowing where to send someone and having this info has changed, sadly.

Merlith · 01/05/2019 09:03

That applies to my go. He’s very good but not really ‘in the know’ about consultants. My husband recently had a hernia op - I found the surgeon who did a fine job, but all we had to go on was our gut feeling. I agree, jinglejinglebells, about a surgeon wo works at an NHS hospital.

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Merlith · 01/05/2019 09:04

For go - gp

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Merlith · 08/05/2019 08:27

Have taken the plunge and booked op for July. Thanks for advice.

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