Reviews
Saw mr duroshola at leatherhead hospital after poor healing after the birth of my second child. He was very dismissive of my symptoms, telling me it was all normal. He did not do a thorough examination (unlike 2 gynaecologists I later saw who were much more professional). He also has no understanding of the sensitive nature of the female anatomy (lots of rough poking and shoving) which is kind of a drawback for someone in his line of work. Avoid at all costs.
I had an initial consultation when I had been suffering with very painful periods and ovarian pain. Mr D was very insensitive and did not listen to my concerns, instead just stating I needed to have surgery to find out what's happening and did not talk through what it could be or if there were any other options available. I was frightened at the prospect of surgery and he was very blaze about the whole thing. He was texting on his phone whilst I was explaining my symptoms and when I asked him questions he said I should go home and google them! Needless to say I never returned to his care.
I was referred by my G.P. and met Mr Duroshola, first during an urgent Gynae investigation, at Leatherhead Hospital. I then had two further appointments with him at Epsom General Hospital and he fully explained all the options and gave me time to think things through. He was polite, calm, welcoming, had a sense of humour, he listened and put me at ease. I later went on to have an Gynae operation performed by him at Epsom General Hospital. He met me at theatre with the rest of the team who were great. They put a very nervous, latex allergy patient at ease. I met Mr Duroshola again at a post op appointment some weeks later, he examined me explained everything that had been done and showed me photographs. He was as professional, polite, welcoming and caring as before.
I wouldn't hesitate to be treated by him again in the future if it was needed!
Had a discussion with Mr Duroshola about the options for treating the heavy bleeding and pelvic pain I'd been experiencing during my periods. Wasn't impressed with his rather confrontational style. His knowledge seemed worryingly patchy - and also contradicted what my GP had told me - but when I 'had the nerve' to question some of the advice he was giving me, Mr Duroshola was abrupt and dismissive to the point of rudeness. I thought the days of consultants acting as though they are god were long-gone, but apparently not.
I can't comment on his abilities in the operating theatre.