Mr Declan Cahill Medical services in London

Reviews

1. Jose Manuel GL ★★★★★

   My experience under the care of Mr Declan was nothing short of exemplary. His surgical expertise is matched only by his kindness and dedication to patient well-being. He guided me through every step of my procedure with immense patience, ensuring I felt informed and comfortable at all times. The success of the operation and my positive recovery are a testament to his incredible skill as a surgeon. I am profoundly grateful for the outstanding treatment I received and would recommend Mr Declan without any hesitation to anyone seeking the highest standard of medical care.

   almost 10 months ago
2. Lucy Fairweather ★★☆☆☆

   My husband had prostate cancer 2017, after seeing videos of success, what about when its not, nothing mentioned for that, 8 years he had this done at 61, saw a video of a man 60, all his was perfect to my husbands pain, can’t have sex anymore, no feeling there at all, as he had all his nerves removed. Can’t hold wee in or going to the loo, after surgery you think alls good, very nice and polite Declan was, and you believe what your told, why wouldn’t you his the surgeon. But was it needed to chop the nerves, when others have had there’s seized or plasma procedure. he went home the day after, and was in horrific pain, was given nurofen, in hospital to go home with, our Dr when i said gave morphine and paracetamol said he can take nurofen and paracetamol together. He was in shock really from just nurofen. i had to go out and get him gel for his back, as in chronic pain from being upside down. and i asked and asked the nurses for pills. I went out myself in the end From start to finish when diagnosed was awlful, and still ongoing. There may be success stories, and they’re the ones that are chosen to show. But you should also do a video on the ones that are not a success. It’s bad enough for the husbands to go through, but the wives do as well. Even when my husband saw a lady to explain what happens after. He went to a different place, and she said why are you here, and had no empathy at all, my husband when i met him at the station was very upset. He never had the liquid etc as out of stock, no nurse was there to sort this. So you see our story a lot different. The other things like the catheter bleeding, and the bag emptying, was frightening at times as a lot of blood, and you could not always talk to someone. So Declan may be a brilliant surgeon but my poor husband was not so lucky .

   1 year ago

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