27 results found for SPONDYLOARTHROPATHY SPECIALISTS in EAST OF ENGLAND, ENGLAND

Dr Singh has helped me diagnose a complex health issue in days after seeing various other medical professionals for months. Arranging PET scans, hospital time and providing clear treatment plan. He is 100% professional and gets the root of the issue. I highly recommend using him.

The consultation was very thorough and quick action was taken to further investigate my health issues.

Dr Sanyal was thorough, understanding, knowledgeable and considerate. He is obviously renowned and in demand as each time I've been to see him, I've had to wait over an hour but it was worth it. Thank you.

I felt listened to and heard. My consultation was thorough. DR sheikh was polite and caring, I didn't feel rushed at any point . Thank you.

Good clear explanation with everything. Able to talk through issues without feeling rushed

Very kind understanding doctor and know very well her job

Dr Dubois was professional, understanding and had a lovely manner. I was put at ease Immediately and found it very easy to discuss my health issues with her. A lovely Doctor who had time to listen diagnose and advise me of treatment I needed. I would highly recommend her

My husband was the patient and in 1 appointment after 9 weeks of misery and pain she diagnosed, provided treatment plan and within 2 days the difference was amazing and my husband is back to himself. Dr Israa is a breath of fresh air and very informative and cannot recommend her highly enough. Our luck was in when we researched for a Rheumatologist and managed to get an appointment at the New Victoria hospital

The Dr listened to my medical issues and provided a clear explanation of my condition and options.

I was greeted with an introduction that explained what Dr Catherine Mathews was qualified in. She did not want to see the letters from the doctors as she preferred to examine the issue so she could make her own diagnosis. This approach was backed up by the outcome that the doctors letter was not addressing the real issue. Plain X-rays and MRI scans are required to further diagnose the issue.