Understand what’s behind your symptoms with a personalised medical assessment.
Persistent tiredness isn’t something you should simply have to accept. Fatigue and low energy can have many different causes, from nutritional deficiencies and hormone changes to thyroid disorders, poor sleep, stress, medications and underlying medical conditions.
At Walton Street Wellness, we take the time to understand the bigger picture. Our personalised assessments are designed to identify the factors that may be contributing to your symptoms and help you develop an evidence-based plan to improve your health and wellbeing.
Looking Beyond Tiredness
Feeling tired all the time isn’t a diagnosis—it’s a symptom.
While a busy lifestyle can certainly contribute, persistent fatigue may also be linked to underlying medical, hormonal or nutritional factors that deserve further assessment.
Our consultations explore your symptoms in the context of your overall health, helping to identify common causes of fatigue while recognising when further investigation or specialist referral may be needed.
What Your Consultation May Include
Every consultation is tailored to you and is designed to build a clear picture of your health, lifestyle and the factors that may be contributing to your fatigue.
Your consultation may include:
- A comprehensive medical history and symptom assessment
- Review of your current medications
- Lifestyle assessment, including nutrition, physical activity, sleep and stress
- Discussion of menopause or hormonal factors where appropriate
- Review of previous blood test results
- Blood tests, where clinically indicated, to investigate factors such as iron deficiency, vitamin deficiencies, thyroid function, diabetes, inflammation or hormone health
- A personalised management and follow-up plan
Our aim is to help identify common, treatable causes of fatigue and provide practical, evidence-based recommendations tailored to your individual circumstances.
Our Approach
We believe improving energy starts with understanding what’s happening inside your body.
Rather than focusing on a single symptom, we take a whole-person approach, considering your medical history, lifestyle, metabolic health and overall wellbeing. This allows us to develop realistic, personalised recommendations that support long-term health rather than simply masking symptoms.
Where appropriate, this may include lifestyle lifestyle advice further investigations, medication review or onward referral for specialist assessment.
Ready to Feel More Like Yourself?
If you’ve been struggling with persistent fatigue, low energy or unexplained tiredness, we’re here to help.
Book a consultation to explore what may be contributing to your symptoms and develop a personalised plan to help you feel your best.
- When should I be concerned about fatigue?
- What can cause ongoing fatigue?
- Do I need blood tests if I am feeling fatigued?
- Can lifestyle changes really improve energy levels?
Occasional tiredness is common, particularly during periods of stress or disrupted sleep. However, fatigue that is persistent, unexplained or affecting daily life may benefit from further assessment. Some people may have tried self-help techniques recommended by the NHS without seeing any difference.
Many patients seek support when they notice ongoing low energy, reduced resilience, difficulty concentrating or a general sense of not feeling at their usual level of health.
Fatigue is often influenced by a combination of factors rather than a single cause. These may include sleep quality, stress levels, nutritional intake, physical activity, metabolic health, hormonal changes or underlying medical conditions.
Because of this, a broader assessment is often helpful in identifying patterns and contributing factors that may not be immediately obvious.
Blood testing is not always required, but it can be useful in some cases to explore factors such as metabolic health, thyroid function, nutrient levels or markers of inflammation.
If appropriate, testing may be recommended as part of a preventative health consultation, depending on your symptoms and overall health profile.
For many patients, lifestyle factors play a significant role in energy levels. Sleep patterns, nutrition, physical activity and stress can all influence how the body produces and uses energy.
Addressing these areas in a structured way can often support meaningful improvements in energy, resilience and overall wellbeing.
Prices:
Consultation Fees
Initial consultation (60 minutes) — £195
Follow-up consultation (30 minutes) — £120
Blood Testing
- Phlebotomy appointment — £30
- Laboratory panels are charged separately depending on the tests requested.
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