Dietitian Consultations
Our dietitians will assess, diagnose, and treat the dietary and nutritional problems presented by the patient. They will use the most up to date scientific and public health research on food, health and disease to provide the patient with practical guidance enabling them to make appropriate nutrition and lifestyle choices e.g. teaching healthy eating or providing meal plans.
The dietitian service can help with mild presentations of chronic conditions, the suitability of this service will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.
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Our dietitians can help patients with conditions such as:
- Hormonal disorders e.g PCOS / hypothyroidism.
- Digestive disorders (coeliac, IBD, IBS, GERD, SIBO).
- Food Allergies/ Intolerance.
- Healthy eating with cancer.
- Malnutrition.
- Vegetarian diets.
- Diabetes.
- Cardiovascular disease (cholesterol, hypertension).
- Overweight and obesity.
- Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.
- Digestive issues (bloating, constipation, diarrhoea, flatulence).
- Skin health (Acne, Eczema, Psoriasis, general skin health).
- Kidney stones.
- Mental health/ brain health & performance.
- Supporting healthy immune systems.
- Low energy/ fatigue.
If you are suffering from a chronic condition, this may impact service provision and this is to be discussed with your dietitian during your initial assessment.
Please note, the service isn’t suitable for all conditions.
Our dietitians can’t provide the service to patients who:
- Have had bariatric surgery with complications post operation.
- Require enteral / parenteral or intravenous nutrition management.
- Are malnourished and at risk of refeeding syndrome- severe eating disorders.
- Have chronic kidney disease above stage 1 or with abnormal blood Potassium, Sodium, Phosphorus and Magnesium.
- Have advanced complicated diabetes with amputations/ wound healing management.
- Have advanced neurodegenerative conditions e.g. Advanced Dementia or Alzheimer’s with feeding difficulties
- Have advanced stage cancer with cachexia.
- Have complicated Inflammatory bowel disorders with intestinal obstructions, stricture and adhesions.
- Have congestive heart failure.
- Have had major surgery and are at high risk of complications.
- Require stoma Management.
- Require stroke rehabilitation.
