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PATIENT CARE
Online consultations for patients across the UK
Personalised herbal medicine programmes
Structured follow-up and outcome tracking
COMMON SYMPTOMS
How Can I Help You?
Persistent bladder pain or pressure
ongoing discomfort, aching, or pressure around the bladder.
Urgency or frequent urination
needing to urinate often or feeling a sudden, difficult-to-control urge.
repeated burning, urgency, or bladder discomfort even after treatment.
Recurrent cystitis symptoms
Bladder pain with normal test results
Bladder pain despite no clear infection.
Pelvic pain affecting daily life
Pelvic pain that disrupts everyday activities.
Pain during or after sex
Pelvic, bladder, or vulval pain during or after sex.
Bladder symptoms with IBS or endometriosis
urinary symptoms occurring alongside bowel or pelvic conditions.
Vulval burning or discomfort
persistent burning, irritation, sensitivity, or discomfort around the vulval area.
Amrit Singh
Conditions this work often relates to
These are some of the conditions that may be associated with bladder, pelvic, and vulval symptoms. Understanding these conditions can help you recognise possible connections between your symptoms and find information that may support your next steps in care.
Overactive bladder
Interstitial Cystitis / Bladder Pain Syndrome
Urinary Tract Infections
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Persistent bladder pain or pressure
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Constant urgency or frequent urination
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Recurrent cystitis symptoms despite treatment
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Bladder pain with normal test results
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Pelvic pain affecting daily life
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Pain during or after sex
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Bladder symptoms linked with IBS or endometriosis
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Vulval burning or discomfort
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Symptoms have lasted months or years
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Antibiotics or standard treatment haven't helped
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Tests are often "normal" but symptoms persist
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Daily life is being affected
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You are starting to avoid travel, work, or intimacy
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You are based in the UK or Europe and would rather work with a specialist online than wait months for a further referral
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Acute urinary infections requiring emergency care
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Blood in urine without prior investigation
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Cancer or neurological urinary conditions
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One-off UTI treatment
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If any of the above applies, please see a GP or emergency service first. This practice is designed for persistent, longer-term symptom patterns not acute or unexplained red-flag presentations.
Step 1 — Initial consultation (online)
A structured, unhurried conversation to understand your symptom history, previous investigations, and what's already been tried.
Step 2 — Detailed symptom and pattern assessment
Mapping how your symptoms behave over time — triggers, timing, and connections to other systems (gut, hormonal, stress).
Step 3 — Personalised herbal prescription
A programme built around your specific pattern, not a generic protocol.
Step 4 — Ongoing review and adjustment
Regular check-ins to refine the approach as your symptoms shift.
Step 5 — Tracking symptom improvement over time
Clear, structured monitoring so progress is visible — not assumed.
