Women's Cancer Screening

Ovarian cancer can be difficult to detect in its early stages because symptoms are often vague and easily mistaken for other conditions.

If you're experiencing persistent bloating, pelvic discomfort, changes in appetite or have concerns because of your family history, your clinician may recommend further assessment.

Where clinically appropriate, this may include a CA125 blood test alongside other investigations.

Regular cervical screening plays an important role in identifying changes that could require further monitoring or treatment.

If you're due for screening, have experienced abnormal results previously or would prefer a private appointment, our clinical team can advise on the most appropriate next steps.

If you've noticed changes in your breasts or would like advice regarding breast health, our clinicians can assess your symptoms and recommend appropriate investigations or referral where required.

Early assessment of new symptoms is always important.

Certain blood tests may provide valuable clinical information when interpreted alongside your medical history, symptoms and any additional investigations.

These tests are not designed to diagnose cancer on their own, but they may contribute to a wider clinical assessment where appropriate.

Your clinician will explain exactly what each test can and cannot tell us before you decide whether it's suitable for you.

Bowel cancer screening helps detect bowel cancer at an early stage, often before symptoms develop, when treatment is more likely to be successful. 

Learn who is eligible for screening, the different tests available, what to expect during the process, and how screening can help reduce the risk of bowel cancer through early detection.

Our Full Body Reassurance scans are designed to help you take a proactive approach to your health.

Choose from four comprehensive packages, tailored to the level of reassurance and health insight you need. These scans can help detect cancers, aneurysms, and organ disease at an early stage - often before symptoms develop.

No GP referral is required, and every scan is reviewed by experienced consultant radiologists, giving you expert insight and greater peace of mind.

You should arrange an assessment if you experience symptoms that persist, worsen or feel unusual for you.

Symptoms worth discussing with a healthcare professional include:

• Persistent bloating

• Pelvic or abdominal pain

• Changes in bowel habits

• Unexpected weight loss

• Unexplained fatigue

• Abnormal vaginal bleeding

• Breast lumps or changes

• Persistent changes in appetite

These symptoms are often caused by conditions other than cancer, but they should always be assessed if they continue.