Heavy or abnormal periods: private pathway and costs
At The Vesey Private Hospital in Sutton Coldfield, the private pathway for heavy or abnormal periods starts from a guide £260 and is set out step by step below, with a guide cost for each stage. This page is navigational and educational — it does not provide a diagnosis or replace personalised medical advice.
This guide explains the typical private pathway at The Vesey in Sutton Coldfield for women looking into heavy, painful or irregular periods, and the guide cost of each step. It is navigational information to help you plan, not a diagnosis. Which investigations you need is decided with a gynaecologist.
When to seek urgent help: If you have very heavy bleeding that soaks through protection quickly, feel faint or breathless, or have bleeding after the menopause, seek prompt advice — call NHS 111, or 999 in an emergency.
The pathway, step by step
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1
Gynaecology consultation
A gynaecologist reviews your history and symptoms, examines you where appropriate, and discusses which investigations or treatments would help.
Gynaecology consultation · guide £260
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2
Ultrasound, if advised
A pelvic ultrasound can give a clearer picture of the womb and ovaries when the consultation indicates it would help direct care.
Pelvic ultrasound · guide £380
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3
Hysteroscopy, if advised
A hysteroscopy uses a fine telescope to look inside the womb and is arranged when a specialist judges it would help explain symptoms or guide treatment.
Hysteroscopy · guide £1,800
Guide costs at a glance
Guide prices help you plan and are confirmed at the time of booking.
| Step | Guide price |
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| Gynaecology consultation | guide £260 |
| Pelvic ultrasound | guide £380 |
| Hysteroscopy | guide £1,800 |
From £260 for a gynaecology consultation. Adding a pelvic ultrasound brings this to from around £640, with a hysteroscopy at a guide from £1,800 only if a specialist advises it.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need a GP referral to see a gynaecologist?
No. You can book a private gynaecology consultation at The Vesey directly, without a GP referral.
Will I need a hysteroscopy?
Not necessarily. Many symptoms are explained and managed after a consultation and, where needed, an ultrasound. A hysteroscopy is arranged only when a specialist judges it would add useful information.
Are these prices fixed?
They are guide prices confirmed at booking. The Vesey works with major insurers; confirm cover and excess with your insurer first.
This guide is navigational and for general information only. It is not medical advice, a diagnosis, or a recommendation for any specific test or treatment. Which steps apply to you — and any treatment — are decided with a qualified clinician after assessment. Guide prices are indicative and confirmed at the time of booking. In an emergency call 999; for urgent non-emergency advice call NHS 111.
Private care in Sutton Coldfield
Same-week appointments · No GP referral needed to begin.