Holly assists with the following treatments and procedures at Benenden Hospital:
An endoscopy can be used to help treat a digestive tract problem or diagnose polyps, which can be removed to prevent the development of colon cancer.
A colonoscopy can check what's causing your bowel symptoms by looking at the lining of your rectum and colon using a long, flexible tube called a colonoscope.
A procedure to look inside the lower part of the large intestine using a sigmoidoscope; a long, thin flexible tube with a light and camera at the end.
Used when your food pipe (oesophagus), stomach, or top part of the small intestine need to be looked at. This involves putting the endoscope camera down the throat.
A gentle treatment for internal or external vaginal pain. It’s quick, non-surgical, hormone-free and can help you enjoy intimate relationships more fully.
A low-risk outpatient procedure that provides rapid and long-lasting relief from urinary symptoms associated with Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH).
I studied a Fine Art degree at Westminster University before changing career path and becoming a nurse. My interest was traditional media such as drawing and oil painting, as well as film photography.
In my spare time these days, I still enjoy drawing and watercolour painting. I also love reading and PC gaming. I enjoy spending my free time outdoors with my two young children, or we can often be found cooking and baking together. Our specialities are brownies and banana bread!
