Consultations
What to expect during your consultation
What happens during a consultation?
Your consultation is an opportunity to discuss your symptoms, concerns and how they are affecting you. Mr Tewari will ask about your medical history, any previous treatment you have received and the symptoms you are currently experiencing.
Depending on the reason for your appointment, a physical examination may be required. Mr Tewari will also review any relevant test results, scans or previous investigations that are available and discuss whether any further tests may be helpful.
Once your condition has been assessed, Mr Tewari will explain the findings and talk you through the available treatment options. If surgery is recommended, you will have the opportunity to discuss what the procedure involves, its potential benefits and risks, your expected recovery and any questions or concerns you may have.
What should I bring to my appointment?
If you have any relevant medical information, such as previous scan or test results, clinic letters or details of earlier treatment, please bring these with you if they have not already been provided. It can also be helpful to have a list of any medications you are currently taking.
You may wish to make a note of your symptoms, including when they started and whether anything makes them better or worse. This can help Mr Tewari build a clearer picture of your condition during the consultation.
It is also a good idea to write down any questions you would like to ask beforehand. Your consultation is an opportunity to understand your condition and the options available to you, so please feel free to raise any concerns you may have.
What happens next?
At the end of your consultation, Mr Tewari will explain the next steps based on his assessment and your individual circumstances. In some cases, further tests or investigations may be recommended before a diagnosis or treatment plan can be confirmed.
If treatment or surgery is appropriate, Mr Tewari will discuss the options available and explain what each involves. You will have the opportunity to ask questions and consider the information provided before deciding how you would like to proceed.
Where surgery is planned, you will be given further information about preparing for your procedure, what to expect on the day and your recovery afterwards. Any necessary follow-up appointments will also be arranged as part of your ongoing care.
Book an appointment
If you would like to discuss your symptoms or concerns with Mr Tewari, book a consultation to receive an assessment and discuss the next steps in your care.