Private Endometriosis Specialists at MUMS Solihull
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| Gynaecology Consultation and Pelvic Ultrasound | £420 | |
| Consultation, Ultrasound with ENDOTEST | £1220 | |
| Consultation with ENDOTEST (recent scan available) | £1040 |
Endometriosis affects approximately 1 in 10 women of reproductive age and is one of the most common causes of chronic pelvic pain, painful periods, and fertility problems. Unfortunately, many women experience symptoms for years before receiving a diagnosis.
Living with painful periods, chronic pelvic pain or unexplained fertility problems can be exhausting. Many women wait years for an endometriosis diagnosis, often being told their symptoms are "normal". At MUMS, our Consultant Gynaecologists provide rapid assessment, advanced diagnostics and personalised treatment to help you get the answers you deserve.
At MUMS in Solihull, our experienced Consultant Gynaecologists, Miss Poonam Pradhan and Miss Natalie Woodhead, provide rapid assessment, diagnosis and treatment without the lengthy NHS waiting times.
Your initial appointment includes:
You may benefit from an assessment if you experience:
Not everyone experiences the same symptoms, and the severity of symptoms does not always reflect how extensive the disease is.
Endometriosis is a chronic condition where tissue similar to the lining of the womb grows outside the uterus. This tissue can affect the ovaries, fallopian tubes, bowel, bladder and surrounding pelvic structures, causing inflammation, pain and sometimes fertility problems.
Endometriosis doesn't just affect your periods. It can impact your work, relationships, sleep, mental wellbeing, and plans to start a family. Unfortunately, many women experience symptoms for seven to ten years before receiving a diagnosis.
Diagnosing endometriosis isn't always straightforward. While pelvic ultrasound can identify ovarian endometriosis and more advanced disease, early or superficial endometriosis may not be visible on imaging. Traditionally, many women required keyhole surgery (laparoscopy) to confirm a diagnosis.
A specialist pelvic ultrasound can identify:
For patients requiring additional reassurance or investigation, MUMS also offers the innovative ENDOTEST® saliva test.
MUMS is proud to offer ENDOTEST®, an advanced, non-invasive saliva test that helps diagnose endometriosis using next-generation genetic sequencing technology.
MUMS is one of the few private clinics offering the revolutionary ENDOTEST® saliva test. Using advanced next-generation sequencing technology, ENDOTEST provides a non-invasive way of supporting the diagnosis of endometriosis without the need for surgery.
ENDOTEST is an advanced molecular diagnostic test that can support the diagnosis of endometriosis using next-generation sequencing technology. MUMS Gynaecologists will interpret the results alongside your symptoms, examination, and ultrasound findings.
Unlike traditional investigations, ENDOTEST requires only a saliva sample and can provide valuable diagnostic information without surgery.
ENDOTEST is particularly helpful for women whose symptoms strongly suggest endometriosis but whose ultrasound scan appears normal.
30 mins prior to testing – do not:
Early diagnosis allows treatment to begin sooner and may help:
Treatment is tailored to your symptoms, age, and future pregnancy plans.
Our Consultant Gynaecologists will discuss the most appropriate options, which may include:
These treatments aim to suppress hormone stimulation, reduce inflammation, and improve pain control.
Surgical Management - Where appropriate, patients may be referred for specialist laparoscopic surgery to remove endometriosis.
Many women with endometriosis also have adenomyosis, a condition where tissue similar to the lining of the womb grows into the muscular wall of the uterus.
Symptoms may include:
Adenomyosis can usually be diagnosed during your pelvic ultrasound, and treatment options will be discussed during your consultation.
How Can Endometriosis Affect Fertility?
While many women with endometriosis conceive naturally, the condition can make it more difficult for some to become pregnant. Endometriosis is one of the leading causes of female infertility, affecting up to 30–50% of women who experience fertility problems.
The condition can affect fertility in several ways, including:
The severity of endometriosis does not always reflect its impact on fertility. Some women with mild disease may struggle to conceive, while others with more advanced endometriosis may become pregnant without difficulty.
If you are hoping to start a family, our Consultant Gynaecologists and Fertility Specialist – Dr Justin Chu can provide a comprehensive fertility assessment alongside your endometriosis investigations.
Your personalised assessment may include:
Every woman's fertility journey is different. Following your assessment, Dr Justin Chu will explain your results clearly and develop a treatment plan tailored to your needs.
This may include:
If you have been trying to conceive without success, or you have symptoms suggestive of endometriosis, seeking specialist advice early can help identify potential problems before they become more complex.
Early diagnosis and appropriate management may improve your chances of achieving a successful pregnancy while helping to relieve the symptoms of endometriosis.
At MUMS, our experienced Consultant Gynaecologists and Fertility Specialists work together to provide compassionate, evidence-based care, supporting you from diagnosis through to treatment and helping you make informed decisions about your reproductive health.
At MUMS we understand that living with pelvic pain can affect every aspect of life.
Our aim is to provide rapid access to expert assessment, advanced diagnostics, and personalised treatment, helping you receive answers sooner and begin the most appropriate management without unnecessary delays.
Whether you have recently developed symptoms or have been searching for a diagnosis for years, our experienced Consultant Gynaecologists are here to help.
Miss Poonam Pradhan and Miss Woodhead, Consultant Gynaecologists – diagnose and treat endometriosis at MUMS – in Solihull – Birmingham. A Consultation combined with pelvic ultrasound scan which costs £420 can be booked online or you can call us on 0121 704 2669.
If you've been struggling with pelvic pain, heavy periods, or unexplained fertility problems, you don't have to continue living with uncertainty. Our experienced Consultant Gynaecologists are here to listen, investigate your symptoms thoroughly and guide you towards the most appropriate treatment, so you can move forward with confidence. Call us today on 0121 704 2669. We have ample parking and great reviews.
No. You can book directly with MUMS.
Yes. Please attend all gynaecology ultrasound appointments with a comfortably full bladder.
Approximately 25 days.
ENDOTEST is an advanced diagnostic tool that can support the diagnosis of endometriosis without surgery. Your consultant will explain how the results fit into your overall assessment and whether any further investigations are recommended.
Yes. With your permission, we will send a detailed report and treatment recommendations to your NHS GP.
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