I think something isn't right

Sometimes you just know.

If you've found yourself wondering whether your symptoms are normal, whether it's time to ask for help, or whether you're simply overthinking things, you're in the right place.

Many people spend months—or even years—trying to make sense of changes in their body before they realise something isn't quite right. Knowing when to seek advice isn't always obvious, especially when symptoms can be subtle or dismissed as "normal".

This section will help you understand what to look for, how to prepare for your first appointment, and how to make sure your concerns are heard. You'll also find practical tools to help you keep track of symptoms, ask the right questions and take the next step with confidence.

You don't need to have all the answers yet.

Let's start with the questions.

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Something isn’t Right

Keeping a Health Timeline

When Should I see My GP?

How to Describe Your Symptoms

Preparing for Your GP Appointment

Questions to Ask Your GP

Making Every GP Appointment Count