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Discuss a recurring difficulty or change without assumptions. The next step depends on your health, medicines and symptoms.
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Men’s health · GP care
Men’s health. Talk about what matters.
A change in urinary habits, a sexual health question or a concern you have put off raising. A GP conversation can help you understand what is going on and what should happen next.
Allhours GP is in development. This page describes planned care. Live appointments, clinician availability, consultation length, locations and prices are not yet confirmed.
Need medical help now? This page has no live booking. Call 999 for a life-threatening emergency. For urgent advice when you are unsure what to do, use NHS 111.
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A place to start.
Some concerns are straightforward to describe and hard to bring up. A GP can ask the right questions, consider your wider health and advise whether you need a test, examination or specialist service.
Urinary & prostate symptoms
Talk about changes in flow, frequency or discomfort, including when an examination or investigation is needed.
Sexual health
Ask about symptoms or concerns and whether a dedicated testing service or further assessment is more suitable.
General health questions
Explore ongoing changes in energy, sleep or wellbeing in the context of your overall health.
These concerns may affect anyone, including people who do not identify as men. A GP will consider your symptoms and clinical needs. This planned page is not a substitute for urgent assessment.
A considered consultation
A clear next step starts with listening.
The planned appointment is a chance to explain what has changed, understand the options and decide what should happen next.
Explore GP appointment optionsTell your GP what is happening
Describe the concern and any relevant history. You do not need to know the cause before asking for help.
Choose a safe assessment route
A GP can advise whether a remote conversation is enough or whether an examination, test or urgent service is needed.
Understand the plan
Depending on the assessment, that may mean advice, treatment when appropriate, follow-up or onward referral.
Choose the right setting
The right format for your concern.
A private conversation may begin remotely. Some symptoms need an in-person examination or test before a clinician can advise safely.
Remote GP · Planned
Video or telephone
Speak with a GP when a remote consultation is suitable, with a route to further assessment if needed.
Explore remote appointments At a clinic · PlannedIn-person GP
For concerns that need a physical examination, at a staffed location once one is confirmed.
Explore in-person appointmentsNo appointment format or clinic location is available until it appears in a live booking journey. Tests and referrals depend on clinical judgement and separate service availability.
Meet the team
Care with experience behind it.
Meet the doctors named by Allhours GP. The four clinicians are GMC registered and bring more than 30 years of combined clinical experience. Allhours GP is CQC registered.
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GMC registered clinician
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GMC registered clinician
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GMC registered clinician
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GMC registered clinician
Images are design placeholders and do not depict the clinicians. Individual GMC registration numbers and the CQC provider reference can be added to the public profiles when supplied.
Beyond the conversation
A plan you can understand.
A consultation may end with advice, a treatment decision, a recommendation for a test or a referral. The aim is to understand the reasoning and know when to seek more help.
No medicine, test or referral is guaranteed. Availability and any separate costs should be clear before you agree to further care.
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Considered advice based on your symptoms, history and concerns.
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Further assessment when a physical examination, test or specialist opinion is appropriate.
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Clear follow-up including what to do if symptoms change or persist.
Appointment preview
Know the details before you book.
When this pathway opens, the available clinician, format, time, consultation length and total price should be shown before payment.
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Men’s health GP appointment
Care with a clear starting point.
This concept page does not show live appointments, take bookings or collect health information.
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Clinician, time & durationShown before payment
Total appointment priceShown before payment
Allhours GP is in development. If you need medical help now, use NHS 111 or call 999 for a life-threatening emergency.
Good to know
Before your appointment.
The practical questions about planned Men’s Health care.
Can I discuss a personal concern privately?
A GP appointment is intended to give you room to explain what is worrying you. When booking opens, health information should be shared through a secure clinical process, not by ordinary email.
Can erection concerns be assessed by phone or video?
A remote discussion may be a useful first step. Depending on your history and symptoms, the clinician may recommend a physical examination, health checks or another service.
What if my concern is about urination or the prostate?
A GP can discuss changes in urinary symptoms and decide whether an examination or test is needed. If you cannot pass urine, have blood in your urine or have pain when urinating, seek urgent advice from NHS 111 rather than waiting for this service to open.
Will I receive a particular medicine?
No treatment is automatic. A medicine can only be considered after an appropriate assessment and within an approved clinical pathway.
Can I book a Men’s Health appointment now?
Not through this page. Allhours GP is in development. Live availability, clinician details, appointment length and the full price will be shown before payment when booking opens.
General enquiries
Questions about Allhours GP?
Use the email below for general enquiries. Please do not send sensitive medical details by ordinary email; this page has no clinical intake or booking form.
Email Allhours GPEmailinfo@allhoursgp.com
Telephone0161
Full number to be confirmed
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Correspondence address22 Oxford Court,
Manchester
Manchester