FAQ's
A positive result means that CTCs have been found in your blood. The test results will indicate the location for the select type of cancers with high accuracy, and in other cancers the tissue of origin can be identified with reasonable accuracy. This means we can tell you where the cancer started developing in your body.
A negative result means that at the time of the test there were no detectable cancer cells for the cancers included within the test, circulating in your blood. It does not mean that you will never develop cancer. For any cancers not covered by the test, no inference should be drawn from a negative result.
There are certain clinical requirements that you must fulfil in order to be eligible to take this test. You will need to complete an online form when you checkout to confirm these and they will be checked during a pre-consultation call.
To take this test you must:
Be 40 years of age or older. (35 – 40 year olds accepted subject to being deemed high risk, please enquire)
Not have any symptoms of cancer currently. If you have suspected symptoms, you should visit your GP urgently.
Not have any clinical or radiological suspicion of cancer currently.
Have not ever been diagnosed with any type of cancer.
Have not previously had any treatment for any type of cancer.
Not have a blood transfusion within 72 hours of your blood draw appointment.
*Please ensure you carefully review the eligibility criteria mentioned above before booking the test, as failure to meet the criteria or any subsequent changes may result in the test being declined during the pre-consultation, and a refund will be issued minus the cost of the GP’s pre-consultation.
As this early cancer screening test is non-invasive, there is no disadvantage to frequent testing. However, we advise that this test should be performed every 12 months in the case of each negative result, perhaps as part of an annual complete health check process.
Although the fundamental premise of both the Grail and the TruCheck test is to identify the presence of early stage cancers in the blood, the technology is quite different. Grail relies on a process where the detection of cells is indirect, where the TruCheck test uses immunocytochemistry to directly detect actual Circulating Tumour Cells (CTCs). Grail, unlike TruCheck, is not available in the UK as a private test and is currently only being conducted as part of an NHS Clinical trial. The supporting medical trial data for Grail has not been as strong in the detection for early-stage cancers in comparison to TruCheck, and so the overall cancer pick-up rate is lower.
Please click on the tab (Book consultation) in the menu bar – you will then be taken to the live booking calendar to book either a initial appointment, follow up appointment or discovery call.
Once you have booked and paid the fee, you will be sent via an email some detailed medical assessment forms to complete. Please fill this in thoroughly. Unfortunately, if this is not completed at least 24 hours before the appointment, Dr Milli health reserves the right to cancel the appointment.
Our discovery call is via telephone and our video consultations are via a secure platform. PLEASE NOTE: You must be a UK resident and be in the UK for your appointment to be seen as a patient for this service, due to indemnity purposes.
We do understand that sometimes that on occasions, your situation may change and you may have to cancel or change your appointment slot. We ask that you let us know as soon as possible if this is the case. Provided 48 hours notice is given, you will be entited to a refund. Please see our terms and conditions for more details.
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No as I offer online video consultations so this is not possible, but you can see your GP who can discuss this with you further.
We can organise blood tests nationwide. We outsource this service to a CQC registered phlebotomy service: usually a mobile phlebotomist will collect your bloods at a time and place that is convenient to you. Once your bloods results are available, Dr Milli will review these and discuss them with you at your follow up appointment.
Dr Milli always encourage you to share your appointment details and notes with your GP so they can be aware of your current health needs. To utilise Dr Milli as a service and to ensure we deliver safe service to you, it is a mandatory requirement for any patient requiring a prescription, that permission is given for us to update your GP.
Dr Milli health does not offer an emergency service; it is a planned appointment service only. For emergencies please call NHS providers via 111 or 999. We cannot safely provide care for any emergency conditions, which may include
New or sudden onset of chest pain
New or sudden breathing difficulties
A new fall or injury
Acute fevers and other febrile illnesses
Issues with hearing or sight
Pregnancy acute issues
Acute allergies
Severe mental health
Unexplained weight loss
Repeat prescriptions for medications not related to the care we provide for you
Medications that require extra close supervision and blood test monitoring
Unfortunately, Dr Milli health is registered to provide care for adults only
We see people that can symptoms due to perimenopause, menopause and post menopause. Patients with polycystic ovarian syndrome, premenstrual syndrome/ Premenstrual dysphoric disorder and other chronic diseases e.g migraines, prediabetes/type 2 diabetes, vulvodynia, lifestyle management of obesity are also seen. We do not see patients with acute illnesses. If you are unsure if we can see you, please arrange a discovery call or contact us to clarify.
This course is designed for anyone experiencing PMS or PMDD symptoms, their partners of family members, and healthcare professionals or coaches who want a deeper understanding. It's especially helpful for those navigating overlapping issues like trauma, ADHD, or perimenopause.
No prior medical background is required. The course content is presented in clear, accessible language with science-backed information explained simply.
You will have access to all recorded sessions for 3 to 6 months after the course ends, allowing you to revisit the content at your own pace.
All sessions are recorded and uploaded for you to watch anytime within the access period.
No, this course is educational and supportive, not a diagnostic tool. For diagnosis or medical advice, please consult your healthcare provider.
Yes. The course covers how PMDD interacts with trauma, ADHD, and other factors, offering practical strategies and insights tailored to these overlaps.
Absolutely. We cover how hormonal changes in perimenopause can affect PMDD symptoms and discuss management strategies.
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