Men's Health Limerick

Mens healthWe provide advice and treatment for a wide range of men's health conditions.
These include:

  • Prostate Cancer Screening (for men over 40)
  • Cardiovascular Conditions including high blood pressure, cholesterol and cardiac risk assessment.
  • Diabetes
  • Erectile Dysfunction
  • Testosterone Deficiency
  • Testicular Cancer
  • Mental Health Problems
  • Addiction
  • Obesity
  • Stress Management
  • Well Man Medical

Well Man Medical

Please advise at the time of booking as a double appointment is required. Our well man screening medicals include a full history, medical examination including body mass index calculation, urinalysis and blood tests(these require an overnight fast so you should book an early morning appointment for your medical). They may also involve performance and interpretation of a ECG (heart tracing) and lung function testing if indicated. We believe in taking a comprehensive personal medical history as part of our medical service enabling the examination to be individualised and relevant for your age, family and personal medical history.

Some health insurance policies refund up to 200 euro towards medical screening.

Recent News

  • Hurricane - latest update

    Category: General
    Unfortunately, in the interest of staff safety we are unable to open today Monday 16th October. In case of emergency the A+E department at University Hospital Limerick remains open. We will be reviewing this throughout the day but it is likely we will not reopen until Tuesday morning.
    More: Hurricane - latest update

  • Hurricane Ophelia

    Category: General
    Due to the unprecedented storm expected to hit Limerick on Monday and the weather warnings from Met Eireann we are asking patients not to travel unless absolutely necessary. Our ability to provide general practice services on this day cannot be guaranteed at this point in time though we will endeavour to  do so if safe. We are advised that UL hospitals group has cancelled all outpatients appointments but the Emergency department at University Hospital Limerick is open as normal and the local injury unit in St Johns will be open from 9am to 6pm.
    More: Hurricane Ophelia

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