Book an appointment with one of our experienced private GPs to discuss the symptoms and treatment options for your UTI
If you are suffering with painful or persistent UTIs, our experienced GPs can help. Our doctors can assess your symptoms, investigate the likely cause and discuss treatment options with you.
Book an in-person appointment with one of our Mayfield GPs in Oxford and London, or an online consultation available nationwide.
If you are suffering with painful or persistent UTIs, our experienced GPs can help. Our doctors can assess your symptoms, investigate the likely cause and discuss treatment options with you.
Book an in-person appointment with one of our Mayfield GPs in Oxford and London, or an online consultation available nationwide.
Do you need a private GP appointment in person in Oxford or London or online from anywhere in the UK? At Mayfield Clinic we provide a unique multi-disciplinary service incorporating general practice, mental health and specialist care. Based in Summertown Oxford and Chelsea London, we are doctor-led and independent, offering both in person and online GP services and we are dedicated to provide same-day GP appointments everywhere in the UK. We are fully CQC registered and aim to operate to the highest clinical standards. Our expertly-trained private doctors can provide you with a range of services including same-day consultations, blood tests, referral letters, and travel services.
Mayfield Clinic Oxford is conveniently located on Banbury Road in the Summertown neighbourhood of North Oxford. The Oxford Parkway Park and Ride station, located on the Banbury Road about a mile north of Summertown, provides frequent bus service into the city. Alternatively, parking is available for £2 per hour in the Summertown Car Park, only a 2-minute walk from Mayfield Clinic.
Mayfield Clinic London is located in in Lower Sloane Street, just off the King's Road. Sloane square car park is a short walk away from the clinic and the nearest tube station is Sloane Square which is on the district and circle lines. There is also a bus stop at this station.
You can also see a Mayfield Clinic GP from the comfort of your own home with our online video appointments. You have the option to book an online appointment when booking online.
UTIs are most often caused by bacterial infection, though other forms of damage to the bladder may also be responsible.
While a mild UTI might clear itself up, it is recommended that you see a GP if you are unsure whether or not you need antibiotics.
Yes it is possible for an urine infection to cause inflammation that leads to blood appearing in the urine. There are however a number of other possible causes for blood in the urine, so this should always be discussed with a doctor.
Your symptoms will usually pass within three to five days from starting treatment.
Ideally, you should reach out to your GP whenever you suspect you may have a UTI. If you are experiencing a UTI for the first time, your symptoms begin to get worse, don’t improve after two days or you are experiencing recurring UTIs you should speak to a GP. It is also advised to speak to a GP about your UTI if you are male, are pregnant, have a child showing symptoms or are experiencing symptoms following surgery.
Our experienced team of private GPs are available to assist you
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