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Support for pelvic Floor & Bladder Problems

Pelvic Organ Prolapse

Assessment and management of vaginal prolapse, including conservative and surgical treatment options.

Urinary Incontinence

Stress, urgency and mixed urinary incontinence, managed using evidence-based treatments.

Bladder and Pelvic Floor Symptoms

Overactive bladder, voiding dysfunction, recurrent urinary infections, other pelvic floor disorders.

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Dr. David Iles

Your Consultant

I am a Consultant Subspecialist Urogynaecologist specialising in pelvic floor and bladder conditions.

I work as an NHS consultant at the Warrell Unit, St Mary’s Hospital, and also offer private care at The Alexandra Hospital, Cheadle.

I provide unhurried, personalised consultations, focusing on clear explanations and evidence-based treatment tailored to each person’s symptoms and priorities.

About me

What to expect at your appointment

When you attend an appointment with me, my focus is on understanding your symptoms fully and exploring the most appropriate treatment options for you.

Your consultation will usually include:

A detailed discussion of your symptoms, concerns, and priorities

Review of any previous investigations or treatments

A careful explanation of what may be contributing to your symptoms

A discussion of conservative, medical, and surgical options where appropriate

I aim to provide unhurried consultations, clear explanations, and evidence-based advice, so that you feel informed and supported in deciding what is right for you.

Time to talk
Appointments are not rushed, and there is time to ask questions and discuss your concerns fully

Respectful examination
Any examination is discussed in advance, performed only if needed, and always with you consent, comfort and dignity as the priority

Clear explanations
I explain diagnoses and treatment options in plain language, without jargon

Individualised care
Treatment recommendations are tailored to your symptoms, circumstances, and preferences

What to expect