Fast, consultant-led urology care
See a Consultant Urological Surgeon for prostate symptoms, blood in the urine, bladder problems, stones, recurrent infections and men's health. We can arrange rapid diagnostics via blood tests and local scanning pathways.
Meet Mr Karan Wadhwa
Consultant Urological Surgeon providing private urology consultations in Chelmsford, Essex.
Mr Karan Wadhwa
Consultant Urological Surgeon
What you get in a consultation
A proper, consultant-level assessment — not a conveyor belt. You'll leave with a clear differential, an investigation plan (if needed), and practical next steps. If tests are required, we can arrange blood tests and coordinate imaging pathways.
Common reasons people book
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Urology services in Chelmsford
Consultant-led assessment plus rapid diagnostics pathways. For urgent issues, see Urgent Care.
Consultant urology consultation
Assessment, diagnosis, and a clear plan with next steps.
- Prostate symptoms & raised PSA
- Blood in urine (haematuria)
- Recurrent UTIs / bladder pain
- Testicular pain, lumps, swelling
Urology blood tests
Fast access to key markers. Book via Blood Tests.
- PSA (prostate checks)
- Kidney function
- Infection markers
- Hormones (including testosterone)
Imaging pathways
Ultrasound and scan pathways coordinated. For ultrasound services see Ultrasound.
- Kidney & bladder ultrasound
- Scrotal / testicular ultrasound
- CT (e.g., stones)
- MRI prostate coordination
Flexible cystoscopy
Outpatient camera test under local anaesthetic gel.
- Blood in urine investigation
- Bladder symptom assessment
- Recurrent infection checks
- Urethral/structural review
Bladder instillation therapy
Bladder-directed treatments for selected chronic conditions.
- Painful bladder syndrome
- Interstitial cystitis (selected cases)
- Chronic cystitis pathways
- Follow-up and monitoring
Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT)
Assessment + safe monitoring. Men's health support: Men's Health.
- Symptoms + blood test correlation
- Shared decision-making on options
- Regular monitoring & safety checks
- Review of benefits and side-effects
Conditions we commonly assess
If you're unsure where to start, a GP appointment can help guide the right pathway.
Prostate symptoms / BPH
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) affects many men over 50, causing urinary frequency, urgency, weak flow, and nocturia.
Assessment includes symptom scoring, examination, and flow studies to guide treatment options.
Raised PSA / Prostate cancer pathway
Elevated PSA levels require careful evaluation to distinguish between benign conditions and potential malignancy.
We provide risk stratification, imaging coordination, and biopsy pathways when indicated.
Blood in urine (Haematuria)
Visible or microscopic blood in urine requires investigation to identify the underlying cause.
Causes range from benign to serious; we arrange appropriate imaging and cystoscopy as needed.
Recurrent UTIs / Bladder pain
Recurrent urinary tract infections and chronic bladder pain require specialist assessment to identify underlying causes.
We investigate structural abnormalities, infection patterns, and provide targeted treatment strategies.
Kidney and bladder stones
Urinary stones cause severe pain and can lead to infection or kidney damage if untreated.
We provide imaging, pain management, and coordinate stone removal procedures when necessary.
Testicular / Scrotal symptoms
Testicular pain, lumps, swelling, or other scrotal symptoms require prompt evaluation.
Ultrasound and clinical assessment help identify conditions ranging from benign to requiring urgent intervention.
Frequently asked questions
Urology care in Chelmsford — without the waiting
If you're worried about prostate symptoms, blood in the urine, stones, bladder problems or possible low testosterone, we'll help you get clarity fast. You can check prices or book now.
Chelmsford Health Centre is not an emergency department. If you have severe symptoms, cannot pass urine, or have heavy bleeding, attend A&E or call 999.
Medical Disclaimer
The information provided on this page is for educational purposes and should not be considered as medical advice. All urology services are provided by qualified healthcare professionals. If you have concerns about your health, please consult with a healthcare provider.
Clinical pathways and treatment plans may vary from patient to patient and are at the discretion of the consultant based on individual clinical assessment and presentation.
For medical emergencies, please call 999 or attend your nearest A&E department. This clinic is not an emergency service.
Consultant Credentials
Important Information
Insurance & Payment
Most major UK health insurers cover urology consultations and procedures. We accept private payments and can provide invoices for insurance claims. Please contact us for details about your specific policy.
Data Protection
Your medical information is handled in accordance with GDPR and NHS confidentiality standards. We maintain strict data protection protocols to ensure your privacy and security.
Appointment Cancellation
We request 48 hours notice for appointment cancellations. Late cancellations may incur a cancellation fee. Please contact us as soon as possible if you need to reschedule.
Complaints Procedure
If you have concerns about your care, please contact us directly. We have a formal complaints procedure in place to address any issues promptly and professionally.
PAGE REVIEW INFORMATION
Clinically reviewed:
5 January 2026
Review cycle:
Reviewed at least annually, and sooner if service details change.
Medically reviewed by:
Dr Raja Mohan