The Prostate Health Clinic

The Prostate Health Clinic The Prostate Health Clinic provides expert prostate, urinary and men’s health assessments led by Consultant Urologists.

Our focus is personalised care, early detection, and empowering men to take control of their long-term health

Come join us at for a men's health evening with "The Prostate Health Clinic." Hear more about men's health and have a...
22/06/2026

Come join us at for a men's health evening with "The Prostate Health Clinic." Hear more about men's health and have an opportunity to speak with specialists about your health.

Thank you for sharing your story and I wish you all the best for you and your family during your recovery. Prostate ca...
18/06/2026

Thank you for sharing your story and I wish you all the best for you and your family during your recovery. Prostate cancer is 20% more common in farmers compared to the general population and sadly our farmers are more likely to present late due to work-life pressures. We are raising awareness of prostate cancer in farmers with the support of farming vets. Join our movement!

18/06/2026

Raising awareness for prostate cancer in farmers

18/06/2026

Thank you for sharing your story, Jeremy, and sorry to hear the sad news. I hope it encourages others to take action and look after their own health too. Take care.

Prostate Cancer is the most common cancer in men with a 1 in 8 lifetime risk and no reliable clear warning signs. An awareness of the disease and access to early testing remain our best weapon to keep one step ahead. Farmers are at higher risk of the disease when compared to the general population and due to their work-life pressures are more likely to present at later stages only when problems arise. We are helping raise awareness and supporting local testing for farmers to keep our beloved farmers healthier for longer.
It all starts with a conversation!

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02/06/2026

How do Urologists assess your urinary symptoms?
Problems with your waterworks are more common than you may think, becoming more likely with each decade of life. Whilst we may anticipate this problem, the presence of troublesome urinary symptoms does not need to be put up with and can be treated.
Did you know that passing urine too much or with difficulty may be a sign of problems with your prostate, such as age related prostate enlargement or even prostate cancer? It may also be a signal of deficiencies in your testosterone or concerns regarding your heart health. In order to understand the problem and get to the root cause of your urinary issues, we have created our comprehensive care model. This video walks you through the urinary assessment you can expect at the prostate health clinic. This forms one of the five key pillars of prostate health that we explore within our care model for you.
Visit our website for more information about the importance of your prostate health (www.prostatehealthclinic.co.uk)
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14/05/2026

Urinary symptoms are common and you don't need to just put up with them! You may be surprised to hear that many men struggle with urinary symptoms and many simply put up with them as an expected part of ageing. Roughly 1 in 10 men aged between 45-49 and 1 in 3 men over 80 years of age have severe urinary symptoms. Severe urinary symptoms are debilitating and those unlucky enough to possess them can compare their quality of life to those who have suffered heart attacks or strokes.
Urinary symptoms are important to understand because of the many contributing factors behind your urinary habit. Therefore your urinary symptoms may be a sign of other important health issues. Problems with your heart can often result in the passage of greater volumes of urine in the night. So too can conditions such as obstructive sleep apnoea, COPD, certain medications and poorly controlled diabetes. Prostate cancer may present with urinary symptoms, but this man not be the case for all. Deficiencies in testosterone can result in failure to relax your bladder and bladder neck resulting in urinary frequency / urgency and a poor urinary flow.
To fully understand your urinary health we have constructed our comprehensive prostate health assessment, to help you get on top of your symptoms and regain your quality of life whilst looking after your overall health.
Please visit our website to explore more about your prostate health (www.prostatehealthclinic.co.uk)
If you know a man aged between 45-75 years of age that is worried about prostate health then please don't hesitate to share this.

03/05/2026

Urinary symptoms can affect 1 in 5 middle aged men with severe symptoms affecting 1 in 10 men aged between 45-49 years of age. This only becomes more prevalent with each decade of life. Such symptoms contribute to a huge impact on male quality of life and are often ignored as part of the normal aging process. This doesn't need to be the case!

Treatment for urinary symptoms requires an understanding of the cause which is often multifactorial in many of our patients. A combination of prostate and bladder dysfunction, lifestyle habit, cardiovascular risk and hormonal dysfunction result in urinary symptoms and these can be modified with the correct assessment. It is also worth remembering that prostate cancer can present with a change in urinary symptoms, although there is no reliable symptom to relate to.

Importantly urinary symptoms can act as a window into your overall health. Recognition and management of the shared risks that contribute to your urinary symptoms can not only improve your urinary symptoms but improve longevity and your wider quality of life.
In this video we explore how the prostate and bladder contribute to your urinary symptoms. Join us in sharing this message with men you may know to help raise awareness and help start the conversations that matter.
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We have been putting the finishing touches on our new clinic concept...We are delighted to share that we will be bringin...
28/04/2026

We have been putting the finishing touches on our new clinic concept...

We are delighted to share that we will be bringing you this service from 1st June 2026 at the Hale Private Clinic (Altrincham, Manchester) and Highfield Hospital (Circle Health Group, Rochdale)

So, if you are a man aged between 45-75 years of age and want to explore your urinary or sexual symptoms, or risk of prostate cancer then please explore our website and book your prostate check.

This comprehensive assessment uses state of the art investigations (including a dedicated prostate MRI scan) to review all of the following components of your prostate health as standard!
1. Prostate cancer assessment
2. Urinary symptom assessment
3. Erectile dysfunction assessment
4. Testosterone assessment
5. Cardiovascular health assessment.

Help us get the message out. Share with your friends and family. It could be the best thing you do for yourself or those around you.

Welcome to The Prostate Health Clinic YouTube channel.We introduce this channel as a dedicated resource to help educate...
20/04/2026

Welcome to The Prostate Health Clinic YouTube channel.

We introduce this channel as a dedicated resource to help educate men to better understand their prostate health and the wider factors that influence it.

For many, prostate health is often viewed only as prostate cancer or not! Whilst this is important, it is not the whole story. We appreciate the close ties between an broad range of co-dependent health issues, including:
- urinary symptoms,
- erectile dysfunction,
- testosterone health,
- cardiovascular disease.

Each interplay and influence one another contributing to men's quality of life through troublesome symptoms and life expectancy. Once these factors are understood we hope to empower men to make meaningful health choices to take control of their health.

Through this channel, we will:

- Explain key investigations such as PSA testing and prostate MRI, including their benefits and limitations
- Address common symptoms and concerns, including urinary difficulties and changes in sexual function
- Explore the relationship between hormonal health, cardiovascular risk, and prostate function
- Provide balanced, evidence-based perspectives on areas of uncertainty and controversy

We aim to present information in a clear, objective, and clinically meaningful manner — enabling you to understand your options and make decisions that are right for you.

If you find this resource helpful, we encourage you to share it with men to raise awareness and grow the conversations.

Because informed men make better decisions — and better decisions lead to better outcomes.

We look forward to connecting with you there!
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16/04/2026

A low testosterone is surprisingly common in men. It naturally reduces by 1% per year from a mans 30s and can deteriorate faster in men with other problems such as sleep disorders or obesity. If we look at a typical sample size of 100 men between the ages of 40-70 years old, we may expect to see that 25% would have a low testosterone but WITHOUT symptoms. A further 10% may have a low testosterone CAUSING symptoms. 1 in 20 men between 40-50 have a low testosterone causing symptoms and this rises to 30% of men >70 years old.
Symptoms of a low testosterone may be vague and are often misinterpreted as other health complaints. If left untreated, a low testosterone can affect sexual function including low libido and erectile dysfunction, but also affect male mental health, urinary symptoms and increases the risk of cardiovascular complications such as heart attacks or strokes amongst other problems. This helps to demonstrate the key role testosterone plays in prostate health, and why it should not be ignored if you are assessing your prostate health

In this video Mr Alex Hoyle, Consultant Urologist describes the natural reduction in testosterone with age and the concept of "andropause" or Late onset hypogonadism. Join him to more about symptoms that may be relevant to a low testosterone and why it has big implications on symptoms that influence male quality of life, but also on dangerous health risks if left unchecked.

Help us raise awareness of prostate health by liking or sharing this material with men aged between 45-75 years of age.

Visit our website to learn more about testosterone or about your prostate health (www.prostatehealthclinic.co.uk)

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