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Endocrinology
Endocrinology Services at Opus
Endocrinology is a specialist area of medicine focused on hormonal health and the assessment, diagnosis and management of hormonal conditions in both men and women.
Our team of doctors are specialists in the treatment of female and male hormone imbalance, type 1, type 2 and gestational diabetes, osteoporosis, polycystic ovarian syndrome, endometriosis, and thyroid disorders.
Working with other members of the Opus team and your own GP, our specialists construct bespoke treatment programmes for your care.
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Patient Resources
For additional information about hormone health, refer to these external publications.
Meet the Specialists
Dr Rochan Agha-Jaffar is a Consultant Endocrinologist primarily based at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust. Rochan qualified from Nottingham University Medical School and, following completion of her specialty training in Endocrinology & Diabetes in North West London, she was appointed as a Consultant Endocrinologist in 2018.
Rochan’s specialist clinics include those addressing the management of thyroid disorders, thyroid cancer and general endocrinology conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do hormones do?
- Hormones are chemicals made by your body that coordinate different functions by carrying messages through your bloodstream to your organs, muscles, skin and other tissues.
- The messages tell your body what to do and when to do it
- The proper regulation of hormones is essential for your health.
Who can benefit from Opus Hormone Health | Endocrinology services?
- Women with menopause symptoms: Women who are experiencing one or more symptoms of menopause such as reduced energy levels, changes in mood, difficulty sleeping and hot flashes.
- Men with symptoms of low testosterone: Men who are experiencing one or more symptoms of low testosterone including reduced energy levels, decreasing muscle mass, difficulty with concentration and memory, erectile dysfunction and decrease in exercise endurance.
- Amateur or professional athletes: Some athletes have hormone related imbalances due to the volume and intensity of exercise they perform and require careful monitoring and treatment.
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