Complimentary men’s health 1:1 discussions with Mr Krishnan · Woodthorpe Hospital · Sunday 18 October 2026, 10:30

Conditions we see, and what to do about them

Prostate, bladder, kidney and men’s health problems explained in plain English — what you may notice, what it may mean, and how Mr Krishnan diagnoses and treats it at Woodthorpe Hospital, Nottingham.

No GP referral needed

Seen within days

Consultant at every visit

Consultant pointing at an anatomical diagram on a screen

Prostate

Enlargement, PSA, prostatitis and cancer concerns

MRI scan of the prostate on a monitor in a consulting room

Enlarged prostate (BPH)

Weak stream, straining, frequency and night-time trips.

Gloved hand holding a blood sample tube

Raised PSA

What a raised result means and the one-stop pathway to a clear answer.

Ultrasound scanner with a gloved hand holding the probe

Prostatitis

Pelvic or perineal pain and urinary symptoms, often in younger men.

CT scanner in a calm imaging room

Prostate cancer concerns

mpMRI first, transperineal biopsy only if needed.

Call 999 or go to A&E if you cannot pass urine at all, have heavy bleeding with clots, or have a fever with severe flank pain.

For urgent advice out of hours call NHS 111. Everything else: book a clinic appointment and we will see you within days.

Describe the symptom. We will take it from there.

A consultation with Mr Krishnan is £250, with no GP referral needed. Most tests happen at the same visit.