UHB Solihull Hospital

I was pregnant, the staff gave me additional appointments which were monthly. My doctor is amazing. She specialises in children, so she gave me so much advise and information around conceiving. Very communicative and keeps in touch.
Had to wait for face to face appointment when I got to the hospital. The waiting time is a area that needs to be addressed.

Had a forced delivery with my first pregnancy I ended up suffering problems with my pelvis.
The issue should have been known but I was fearful that the issue was not going to be taken seriously by any health professionals during my 2nd pregnancy.
I had to have forceps delivery and since then I have an incontinence problem. It is 3 years in and I cant do any activities or experiences because no one has examined me. I have received no scans.
When I had a coil fitted by the recommendation of umbrella service and GP in Birmingham.
I have now been referred to gynecologists in Solihull by the Gynecologist from Birmingham GP.
No one checks on your health once the pregnancy has taken place.

Currently waiting to see a menopause specialist at Solihull hospital to get testosterone. I've been visiting Louise Newson clinic. Visited for last 2 years but now go through the NHS.

Due to Covid, my annual review was changed from physical appt to telephone review. This was also cancelled due to staff being relocated. I have not had a follow up for it, must be 2 years late. There is always access to breast care nurses though if needed.

Annual Mammogram result for my breast cancer not reported back so I do not know if it was ok or not.

My mammogram was delayed for 6 months for my breast cancer, which puts me in a vulnerable situation.

Would like to see A&E services back at Solihull. Why has Solihull local services been taken away?

Bring back A&E at Solihull hospital.

Bring A&E services back to Solihull, why did it have to close? The service was locally accessible for people who has transport issues and who have to be dependent on families. They need to provide services more locally as apposed to making it all central to Birmingham.

Bring back badger walk in services for the locals of Solihull. Why did it have to close? The service was locally accessible for people who has transport issues and who have to be dependent on families. They need to provide services more locally as suppose to making it all central to Birmingham.

Please open the minor injuries unit again in Solihull. It saved my life.