EndoSure Test in Newcastle
Skin Jesmond
15 Acorn Road, Jesmond, Newcastle, NE2 2DJ
Book your EndoSure Test online here.
This is one of the clinics run directly by It’s About Time, the women’s health division of Lawmed. When you book here, you are booking directly with the It’s About Time team. Your appointment is delivered by our trained practitioners, and your results are reviewed and reported by an endometriosis specialist.
Our Newcastle clinic is based at Skin Jesmond in the heart of Jesmond and serves women across Newcastle, Gateshead, Sunderland, and the wider North East.
You can book your appointment online using the form below. If you have any questions before booking, please contact us, our team will be happy to help.
Please note!
If you use a GLP-1 injection such as Mounjaro or Ozempic, you'll need to stop three weeks before your test date.
Take the first step towards getting answers
Appointment Cost
The EndoSure Test costs £350.
A £50 deposit is required at the time of booking to secure your appointment. This deposit is deducted from the total cost of your test.
Before Your Appointment
- Fast for 8 hours before the test
- Wear loose, comfortable clothing
- Review the patient information provided by your clinic
- Inform your clinician about any medications you are taking
What to expect during your appointment?
Step 1
You’ll complete a short questionnaire, and your technician will check your preparation and any medications you are taking.
Step 2
Three small adhesive sensors are placed on your abdomen while you recline comfortably.
Step 3
A baseline recording is taken while you remain still and relaxed. You’ll be asked to drink water until comfortably full, as part of the test protocol.
Step 4
The sensors record your gastrointestinal electrical activity for approximately 30 minutes while you remain still and comfortable in a reclining position.
Understanding your results
Once your test is complete, the recorded data is analysed and reviewed by your healthcare professional.
Your results are considered alongside your symptoms, medical history, clinical examination, any ultrasound or MRI findings.
Together, this information helps your clinician determine the most appropriate next steps in your care.
Depending on your clinic, results may be available the same day or within a few working days.
What happens next?
Your specialist-reviewed EndoSure test result is sent to you and your GP. It is considered alongside your symptoms and medical history to help guide the next steps in your care. Your healthcare professional may recommend: referral to a gynaecology specialist, further investigations, medical treatment, follow-up to assess your symptoms and response to treatment.
A negative result should not mean persistent symptoms are dismissed. Further assessment may still be needed for endometriosis or other possible causes.
The EndoSure Test supports clinical decision-making; it does not replace your clinician’s assessment.