Help me understand you

Prepare the important parts of your story before you enquire. Nothing is sent until you choose to send it.

Your pace

Five short sections

Step 1 of 5 · What you have noticed

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Step 1 of 5

What you have noticed

Start with what feels different. You do not need medical words.

Tell me in your own words

Optional, but it helps Dr Sultan prepare.

Step 2 of 5

When it happens

Timing and triggers often point to the right test.

When did it start?

How long does it last?

What makes it better or worse?

Step 3 of 5

What you have tried

Medicines, tests and appointments so far.

Medicines you take

Include doses if you know them. Write “none” if you do not take any.

Who have you seen about it?

GP A&E or urgent care Another specialist No one yet

Step 4 of 5

Your medical background

A short summary is enough — there are no wrong answers.

Heart disease in a close relative under 60?

Yes No Not sure

Do you smoke or vape?

Never Used to Yes

Allergies

Step 5 of 5

What matters most to you

Your hopes for the appointment, and how to reach you.

What would a good outcome look like?

How would you like to be seen?

In person Video No preference

Preferred clinic

Full name

Date of birth

Phone

Last step · Review

Check your answers

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The practice team will reply within one working day to arrange the right appointment. A copy has gone to your email address. Your answers have now been cleared from this browser.

What happens next

Dr Sultan’s secretary reads your answers and replies by email or phone.
You agree a time — in person or by video — and any test that makes sense first.
Dr Sultan reads your story before you meet, so the appointment starts where you are.

If things change before then

If you have chest pain that does not settle, collapse or severe breathlessness, call 999. For urgent advice, call NHS 111.

Not sure where to begin?

Start with a conversation.

Tell me what is worrying you, and I will help you find the most appropriate next step.

If you have severe chest pain, collapse or severe breathlessness, call 999.