Trans*-positive GP near South Kensington?

[kaberett]

OKAY SO. I hope & expect to be moving to London in the autumn. I have got an endometriosis specialist sorted (or will do shortly, at any rate); getting transferred to a London pain clinic should also be pretty easy.

However! That still leaves me in need of a GP.

I need a GP who:

• is trans*-positive, and preferably known good at handling genderqueer people
  
• is not phased by patients with multiple interacting complex conditions
  
• is willing to work with patients who are proactive about managing their health (i.e. isn't going to refuse to treat me because I self-medicate carefully & with sound logic)
  
• is, ideally, in the South Kensington area (because public transport barriers to seeing GPs means I'm much less likely to... see GPs when I need to, and that's a pity)

I would really, really love recs, so I don't have to sort this all out by trial and tedious error. Please do feel free to signal-boost also, & in any case have my eternal gratitude!

Comments

[hairyears]

Don't build up any long term medical relationships with or reliant on Charing Cross: its being closed. You won't just lose continuity of advice and treatment, many of the services are to be privatised or discontinued.

[kaberett]

Yes, it is - but some aspects of the WLMHT, including the GIC, will be retained, IIRC (unsurprisingly, there was a lot of HOLY SHIT WHAT IS HAPPENS about this in the trans* community when it was first announced!).