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Menopause: Understanding the changes and how to manage symptoms

Dealing with the effects of menopause can be challenging, but there are several strategies that women can use to manage their symptoms.

Prostate Cancer Awareness 2022

1 in 8 men are diagnosed with prostate cancer within their lifetime. This is the most common form of cancer in men with more than 47,500...

Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month 2022

March is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. A month in which we can all contribute and support this cause by taking part in projects,...

Menorrhagia & PCOS Webinar

On Thursday 30th September, we hosted a webinar via Microsoft Teams led by our Gynaecology Lead, Dr. Pallavi Latthe. Dr. Pallavi Latthe...

Cervical Screening Awareness Week 2021 (15th – 21st June)

Yesterday kicked off the start of Cervical Screening Awareness Week and we wanted to get involved to spread awareness on the subject....

Correctly Diagnosing Menorrhagia

Identifying Menorrhagia from a GP’s standpoint can prove difficult depending on the patients’ symptoms, there is a very fine line between...

Why Gynaecology Appointments Are Important

Your Gynaecology health is very important, and getting any symptoms addressed can be a swift and seamless process. Here at HealthHarmonie...

World Sleep Day

Sleep is often overlooked and not seen as a priority in everyday life. However, sleep is linked to promoting good health and well-being....

GP Guidance For Heavy Menstrual Bleeding

The Primary Care Women's Health Forum (PCWHF) has released new guidance on the management of Heavy Menstrual Bleeding (HMB) in primary care.

Cervical Cancer Prevention: My Story

You can reduce your risk by attending your screening appointment, knowing the symptoms of cervical cancer and seeking medical attention.

Single Point Of Access

HealthHarmonie has an innate passion to diversify and expand our services to help the NHS wherever possible.

HealthHarmonie Achieve a 4.5-star User Rating on NHS.UK

We’re thrilled to have achieved a 4.5-star user rating on NHS.UK.

Urology and UTIs

Urinary tract infections (water infections) are very common. They usually pass within a few days and are easily treated with antibiotics.

Urology and Incontinence

1 in 2 people in the UK will be affected by a urological condition impacting the lives of men, women and children.

Community Hysteroscopy

Community-based out-patient hysteroscopy offers a safe, convenient and cost-effective means of diagnosing

Why Community?

Our brilliant staff work out-of-hours so that we can provide our health services at times which are most convenient for you.