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The atmosphere the entire time was extremely pleasant, bubbly and shared plenty of laughs. Julie lead the procedure with great care and reassurance and that anything I felt was valid, who also had amazing knowledge, and an assistant too who made me feel very welcomed and confident in my choice as well. My first appointment was cancelled on short notice with no reason and it then became increasingly impossible to get In touch with them (my local clinic only allowing you to phone on Mondays… first come first serve with the longest queues on the phone and the final straw was putting me at the back of the queue after getting through)All this lead me to the understanding that the appointment would most likely be rushed and would have no care taken at all, I couldn’t risk my well-being as no one should and come out with an experience I would never want to voice.I took the leap and found the most local private clinic and Clarewell saved the day! The appointment was very hopeful, all my concerns and thoughts were answered and met with understanding, any worries or embarrassment was put to rest before I could think them. It's been worth every penny.įor the past 4 months now I have had the worst time booking in through the NHS to get a copper IUD fitting.

I felt no pain whatsoever.If you've had a traumatic experience or struggle with examinations like me, please don't hesitate to book in.

Honestly, that was the first positive experience I have ever had! Magda is an absolute saint and made me feel so at ease. She offered me gas and air to help and waited until I was ready. So we decided to go private and looked around, and I'm so glad we went with Clarewell Clinics.I was allocated to Magda who was so welcoming and approachable, she let me pour my heart and frustrations out to her before we even attempted to start the procedure.

Unfortunately i was placed on an 11-month waiting list and with my coil now expired I simply couldn't wait that long for help. I was fitted with the coil during surgery so was under general anaesthetic but after an extremely difficult and upsetting first smear test my GP told me that I would not be able to withstand the coil removal and referred me to hospital. I have had a long history of undiagnosed female problems and have never had a good experience with NHS examinations.