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Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation: Change to services

For appointments, please call 020 3733 5849. For any life threatening conditions patients should always call 999 or go the nearest NHS emergency department.

Please note that our Urgent Care Centre in London Bridge is currently closed.

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Urinary and Kidney conditions

HCA Urgent Care Centres provide treatment for urinary tract problems and kidney (renal) conditions. We are able to treat most conditions directly, but also have on-call consultants if you need a specialist review or urgent admission to the HCA UK hospital network for more specialist imaging or treatment.

Some of the common urinary and kidney (renal) issues include:

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    Pain on passing urine (dysuria)

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    Haematuria (blood in the urine)

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    Increased urinary frequency or urgency

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    Urinary retention or poor urinary flow

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    Lower back / loin / kidney pain

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How were support your urinary and kidney condition

Urinary tract infections and kidney infections can be unpleasant, but are often successfully treated with medication such as antibiotics. However, it is important to be able to spot subtle signs which might indicate a more serious problem.


Our urgent care doctors are able to make an initial assessment and diagnosis quickly, and if needed contact a specialist and admit you to one of our leading HCA UK hospitals directly. 

Diagnostic imaging and investigative procedures for urinary and kidney conditions

We have access to leading imaging and investigative tests for urinary and kidney conditions. Diagnostic imaging and procedures you might be referred for include:

 

How to access our Urgent Care Centres

We are not currently able to accept walk-in appointments. To make an appointment at a HCA UK Urgent Care Centre, please call:

020 3910 2412

For any life threatening conditions patients should always call 999 or go the nearest NHS emergency department

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