Dr Paul Worth

Written by a private patient at Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital

Dr. Worth was very welcoming at my appointment. He made me feel that he was interested in my symptoms and issues. After a thorough examination, he was very informative about the condition Dystonia and advised me of possible treatments to ease the discomfort. I now feel that I can look forward to better control of the symptoms I have and relief from aches and pains. I was pleased to receive a copy of the letter Dr. Worth promptly sent to my GP regarding a follow up appointment for treatment.

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Written by a private patient at Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital

Very thoughtful, friendly, professional and understanding. Felt we shared the same humour and left feeling assured.

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Written by a private patient at Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital

Dr Worth was first recommended to us through our daughter in law, a nurse, at Gloucester Hospital and then also by 2 current patients through the 'movers and shakers' FB group. From the initial handshake through to the departure my wife and I were impressed. Dr Worth actively listened, there was no turning back and forth to a computer screen, his tests were easy to reason and his diagnosis and thinking explained sympathetically using simple language. Thoroughly professional and empathetic we are delighted, it makes the process easier.

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Written by a private patient at Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital

Dr Worth was extremely thorough in his physical examination, and thoughtful in his approach to my condition. He was efficient and inspired confidence in his ability to solve and diagnosis my condition, and importantly he is a very good listener.

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Written by a NHS patient at Addenbrooke's Hospital

My first visit with Dr Paul Worth went pretty much as expected, he seemed to have already decided before seeing me what the problem was. Why do neurologists try and work out what a spine problem is rather than sending you to a spinal specialist who would know a lot more and may be able to come up with a solution for something that has been going on for 5 long painful year's. Is it down to not wanting to admit they were wrong? I just don't understand it. If my problem was a neurological one surely the professor who I was seeing 5 years ago when it started would have gotten somewhere, but no they are just like a dog with a bone and won't let a ridiculous FND diagnosis go. So please do the right thing and send me to a specialist spinal consultant and put me out of my misery.

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