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Men’s Health Clinic

At our Men's Health Clinic at St Hugh's Hospital, Grimsby, we offer comprehensive assessment, blood testing, and evidence-based treatment options to help identify the underlying causes impacting your health and restore your overall wellbeing.

Feeling like you're not quite yourself?

Many men experience symptoms such as:

  • Persistent fatigue and low energy
  • Low mood or loss of motivation
  • Irritability and mood changes
  • Reduced sex drive (low libido)
  • Erectile dysfunction
  • Loss of muscle strength and physical performance
  • Difficulty concentrating, brain fog, or memory problems

While these symptoms are often blamed on stress, ageing, or a busy lifestyle, they may be related to low testosterone levels (male hypogonadism).

Why get tested?

For men with confirmed testosterone deficiency, appropriate treatment may help improve:

  • Sexual health and erectile function
  • Energy levels and motivation
  • Mood and emotional wellbeing
  • Muscle mass and strength
  • Bone health and osteoporosis prevention
  • Overall quality of life and wellbeing

Low testosterone

Low testosterone has also been linked to increased cardiovascular and metabolic risk, making early assessment important for long-term health.

Current evidence supports benefits for:

  • Sexual function
  • Mood
  • Muscle mass
  • Bone density

Which are appropriately found in selected men with confirmed testosterone deficiency.

Don't suffer in silence

Take the first step towards feeling like yourself again.

Book a Men’s Health Assessment today with Dr Sudhakar Allamsetty GP who has a Special Interest and expertise in Men’s Health.

Consultants who provide this treatment

Dr Sudhakar Allamsetty

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    1. Talk to us about ways to pay, either insured or self-pay, and find out if you need a referral from your doctor.
    2. If you need one, ask your doctor for a referral letter.
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    If you need to change or cancel your appointment, please let us know at least 24 hours in advance. With sufficient notice, you will have the option to reschedule your appointment.
    If your appointment is cancelled with less than 24 hours' notice or you do not attend, the appointment will be forfeited, and you will lose the cancellation fee paid at the time of booking.
    In the rare event that HMT needs to cancel your appointment, we will arrange a new appointment for you.

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