Rapid Access Gynaecology

Rapid Access Gynaecology Covering the full spectrum of women's gynaecological health.

Private gynaecology consultations across London and Manchester, led by Mr Nicholas Morris MBBS FRCOG MEWI, Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist with 30 years' experience. Rapid Access Gynaecology has a highly qualified team of medical professionals, including anaesthetists, pathologists and ultrasonographers, who will provide you with first rate clinical care, because of their expert knowledge and experience.

18/09/2026

Pelvic organ prolapse happens when the support around the pelvic organs weakens, allowing an organ such as the bladder or the bowel to press against the wall of the va**na. The womb itself can also drop lower than usual. It is far more common than many women realise, and it is nothing to feel embarrassed about.

A dragging or heavy feeling is the most common thing women notice. Prolapse can also cause a bulge at the va**nal opening, or changes to how the bladder and bowel empty, such as leaking when you cough or a sense that emptying is not complete. Symptoms vary from one woman to the next, so a proper assessment is the best way to understand what is happening.

Treatment is tailored to you, and surgery is only one option. Pelvic floor physiotherapy and other conservative measures help many women. Mr Morris explains your options in full, including the possible benefits and any risks, before anything is agreed.

If any of this feels familiar, Mr Morris can assess you and explain what might help. Appointments are usually available within 24 to 48 hours, in person or online. Call 020 8371 1510 or visit rapidaccessgynaecology.co.uk to book.

Feeling understood by a specialist can bring a great deal of relief, and this review reflects that.This patient came to ...
16/09/2026

Feeling understood by a specialist can bring a great deal of relief, and this review reflects that.

This patient came to Mr Morris after seeing many people about a long-standing v***al pain condition. She found someone who understood the condition well, and she left the appointment feeling positive after they talked through how her symptoms might be managed. She also valued receiving a written report afterwards, setting out what they had discussed and her treatment plan. Clear follow-ups help women feel informed and involved in their own care.

Long-term v***al pain is more common than many women realise, and it is nothing to feel embarrassed about. It can affect sleep and daily comfort, and it can place strain on relationships too, so it is worth having assessed properly rather than living with it.

If you have been living with v***al pain, or you have been searching for someone who understands it, Mr Morris offers assessment in person or online, usually within 24 to 48 hours. Call 020 8371 1510 or email [email protected] to book.

Mixing up Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS) and ovarian cysts is very common, as the naming makes them sou...
14/09/2026

Mixing up Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS) and ovarian cysts is very common, as the naming makes them sound closely related. The word cyst appears in the description of both, which is where much of the confusion begins.

PMOS, previously PCOS, is a hormonal condition that affects how the ovaries work. It can involve irregular ovulation and raised androgen levels. Many small follicles are also often present on the ovaries.

An ovarian cyst is a fluid-filled sac that develops on or in an o***y. Most cysts form naturally during the menstrual cycle and then resolve on their own, without needing any treatment.

The main contrast is one of scale. PMOS is a syndrome that affects the whole hormonal and reproductive system, while an ovarian cyst is usually a standalone structure that settles by itself. The small follicles seen in PMOS are sometimes described as cysts, though they are not true fluid-filled cysts in the way a
functional ovarian cyst is. Having a cyst does not mean you have PMOS.

Both conditions can cause irregular periods and similar pelvic discomfort, and bloating is possible with either one, so symptoms alone cannot tell them apart. A pelvic ultrasound, together with hormone blood tests, is usually needed to establish a clear diagnosis.

If you are unsure which one applies to you, or you have been told you have a cyst, a specialist can assess what is happening and explain your options. Most cysts are harmless, though a cyst that persists or causes new symptoms should always be checked.

Mr Morris offers appointments in person or online, usually within 24 to 48 hours. Call 020 8371 1510 or visit rapidaccessgynaecology.co.uk to book.

10/09/2026

A hysterectomy is not the only treatment for fibroids. For many women, the uterus can be preserved. A myomectomy removes the fibroids while keeping the womb intact, and for some women this can help protect their fertility. Embolisation, a treatment carried out by a radiologist, is a further option that avoids surgery to remove the fibroids. A hysterectomy may be considered where these options are unsuitable or have not worked.

If you are younger, or hope to have children in future, it is worth discussing your options early. A gynaecologist can assess which approach suits your situation and advise on how best to protect your fertility.

Mr Morris offers assessment in person and online, usually within 24 to 48 hours. Call 020 8371 1510 or visit rapidaccessgynaecology.co.uk to book.

Booking a gynaecology appointment is a step many women delay, sometimes for a long time. Uncertainty, worry, or simply n...
09/09/2026

Booking a gynaecology appointment is a step many women delay, sometimes for a long time. Uncertainty, worry, or simply not knowing where to start can all hold you back. This patient decided to go ahead and kindly shared how glad she was that she did.

She described a positive experience with Mr Morris throughout, with a clear account of her assessment and the options open to her. Being seen promptly by a specialist who takes your concerns seriously can ease a worry you may have carried for months.

If something has been on your mind, there is no need to keep putting it off. Mr Morris sees patients in person and online, usually within 24 to 48 hours. Call 020 8371 1510 or email [email protected] to book.

Living with unexplained pain can be wearing over time, and the prolonged uncertainty affects many women for months, ofte...
07/09/2026

Living with unexplained pain can be wearing over time, and the prolonged uncertainty affects many women for months, often for years. Endometriosis is a common cause of this pain, yet it is frequently identified only after years of suffering.

Endometriosis is common, affecting around one in ten women of reproductive age. It develops when tissue similar to the womb lining grows elsewhere in the body, which can bring pelvic pain, painful periods and pain during s*x. A diagnosis in the UK has taken more than nine years on average, partly because a definitive diagnosis required keyhole surgery.

A less invasive way to reach answers is now available. In July 2026, NICE recognised EndoSure, a non-invasive test that can help detect endometriosis without surgery. It uses small sensor pads on the abdomen and takes around 30 to 40 minutes, without needles or an operation. NICE recommended it for use while further evidence on the test is gathered.

Having a name for what is happening can bring relief after a long wait. Mr Morris is among the first specialists in the UK to offer EndoSure, and he can talk through whether it suits you. Appointments are usually available within 24 to 48 hours, in person or online. Call 020 8371 1510 or visit rapidaccessgynaecology.co.uk to book.

03/09/2026

Good fertility care can begin well before you try to conceive. The most helpful starting point is to be in good general health beforehand, and a preconception appointment with a gynaecologist can help you prepare. Stopping smoking supports both your fertility and your wider health. Correcting anaemia and checking that your thyroid is working normally are also sensible steps before pregnancy. Reaching a healthy weight, where that applies to you, can support your chances too, and a specialist can advise on what suits your circumstances.

It also helps to seek advice sooner rather than later. Female fertility declines with age, and this decline becomes more noticeable as women move through their 30s, so earlier guidance gives you more options and time to plan. Seeing a specialist early can help you feel prepared, whatever your age.
Mr Morris offers preconception assessment in person and online, usually within 24 to 48 hours. Call 020 8371 1510 or visit rapidaccessgynaecology.co.uk to book.

A first gynaecology consultation can feel daunting, especially after a long wait for answers. This patient kindly shared...
02/09/2026

A first gynaecology consultation can feel daunting, especially after a long wait for answers. This patient kindly shared how her appointment with Mr Morris helped her feel comfortable from the start. She spoke about how well he understood her concerns, and his expertise came through clearly as he explained her options.

She left the consultation feeling more hopeful about the next steps in her care, having been listened to and properly informed. Feeling understood and well informed can change the entire experience of seeking care.

If you would value a consultation that takes your concerns seriously, Mr Morris sees patients in person and online, usually within 24 to 48 hours. Call 020 8371 1510 or email [email protected] to book.

Long-standing pelvic pain sometimes has a cause that is easily overlooked. Pelvic congestion syndrome develops when the ...
01/09/2026

Long-standing pelvic pain sometimes has a cause that is easily overlooked. Pelvic congestion syndrome develops when the valves in the pelvic veins weaken, allowing blood to pool rather than drain upwards as it should. The affected veins enlarge and become varicose, in much the same way as varicose veins in the legs, and this congestion can produce pressure and persistent discomfort.
The pattern of symptoms is often telling. A dull ache or a sense of heaviness low in the pelvis, discomfort that builds after prolonged standing or as the day goes on, and relief on lying down are all worth taking seriously. Some women also notice pain during or after s*x, or varicose veins around the v***a, thighs or buttocks.

Pelvic congestion is a recognised cause of chronic pelvic pain, yet it is seldom considered early, so many women live with it for years before the veins are assessed. A specialist assessment can establish whether the pelvic veins are contributing to your pain, usually beginning with a clinical history and an ultrasound scan.

If you have pelvic pain that has never been fully explained, it may be worth investigating further. Mr Morris offers assessment in person and online, usually within 24 to 48 hours. Call 020 8371 1510 or visit rapidaccessgynaecology.co.uk to book.

27/08/2026

Fibroids are far more common than many women realise, and most never cause a single problem.

Many women develop them at some point, often without ever knowing they are there. When fibroids do cause trouble, it tends to show as heavy or painful periods, and occasionally they affect fertility if they grow into the cavity of the womb or distort its shape. A fibroid on a stalk can also twist and cause sudden pain, which is worth having checked.

The useful step is a proper assessment, so you understand what your fibroids are doing and how best to manage them. Mr Morris can talk you through your options, in person or online, usually within 24 to 48 hours. Call 020 8371 1510 or visit rapidaccessgynaecology.co.uk to book.

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