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Pre-consultation form

Weight Management

This form includes a brief eating disorder screen (the SCOFF questionnaire) and questions about your weight history and any medications you've tried. It helps your doctor understand where you are now so the consultation can focus on what comes next. Takes about 5 minutes.

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Please enter in kg or stones
Please enter in cm or feet/inches
This is a validated screening tool. Answering honestly helps us assess your safety.
SCOFF screening - 2 or more 'Yes' answers suggests possible eating disorder. This is a screening tool, not a diagnosis.
Select all that apply
ABSOLUTE CONTRAINDICATION - GLP-1 medications cannot be used if you have or have had medullary thyroid cancer, or if it runs in your family.
ABSOLUTE CONTRAINDICATION - GLP-1 medications cannot be used if you have MEN2 or a family history of it.
GLP-1 medications can increase pancreatitis risk. This is a relative concern depending on how many episodes and when.
GLP-1 medications increase the risk of gallbladder problems and gallstone formation.
GLP-1 medications slow stomach emptying and can worsen gastroparesis.
Rapid glucose improvement from GLP-1 can temporarily worsen diabetic retinopathy.
GLP-1 medications should be stopped at least 2 months before conception.
GLP-1 medications for weight loss are not suitable for type 1 diabetes.
GLP-1 medications can affect kidney function. Please provide details if yes.
Hypothyroidism can contribute to weight gain. Weight loss medication may interact with thyroid treatment.
PCOS often causes weight gain and may benefit from specific weight loss approaches.
Steroids cause weight gain and may affect weight loss medication.
Sleep apnoea is linked to weight gain and can be improved by weight loss.
Some weight loss medications have cardiac benefits; others require cardiac assessment first.
Some medications for weight loss can affect mood. We want to make sure the approach suits you.
ADHD can involve impulsive eating. Some ADHD medications affect appetite.
Late-night eating is common and can affect weight loss efforts.
1 unit = small glass of wine, 1 shot spirits, or half a pint of beer
Include type, frequency, and duration
Sedentary time is linked to weight gain and health problems.
Poor sleep is linked to weight gain and increased appetite.
Some medications (antipsychotics, SSRIs, insulin, steroids, beta-blockers) can cause or worsen weight gain.

Here's what you've told us. Have a quick check, then hit send - this means your consultation can focus on what actually matters to you.

Your details

Name
Email
Phone
Date of birth

Weight Management

What is your current weight? -
What is your height? -
What is your target weight (if you have one)? -
How long have you been trying to lose weight? -
What is your primary motivation for weight loss? -

SCOFF Eating Disorder Screen

Do you make yourself Sick because you feel uncomfortably full? -
Do you worry you have lost Control over how much you eat? -
Have you recently lost more than one stone (6.35 kg) in a 3-month period? -
Do you believe yourself to be Fat when others say you are too thin? -
Would you say that Food dominates your life? -

Eating Disorder History (if applicable)

Have you ever been diagnosed with an eating disorder? -
What is the highest weight you have been as an adult? -
What is the lowest weight you have been as an adult? -

Weight History

What was your weight at age 18 (if you remember)? -
How would you describe your weight gain pattern? -
Which weight loss methods have you tried before? (select all that apply) -
How much weight did you lose on the GLP-1 medication? -
What is the most weight you have lost through dieting? -
How quickly did you regain the weight after your diet? -

GLP-1 Safety Screening

Do you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid carcinoma (MTC)? -
Do you have a personal or family history of Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia syndrome type 2 (MEN2)? -
Have you had pancreatitis (inflammation of the pancreas)? -
Do you have gallbladder problems or a history of gallstones? -
Do you have a history of severe stomach/gut conditions, including gastroparesis? -
If you have diabetes, do you have diabetic retinopathy (eye damage from diabetes)? -
Are you currently pregnant or planning to become pregnant? -
Do you have type 1 diabetes? -
Do you have kidney disease? -

Medical Conditions

Do you have type 2 diabetes? -
Do you have thyroid problems? -
Do you have PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome)? -
Do you take long-term corticosteroids or have Cushing's syndrome? -
Do you have sleep apnoea? -
Do you have joint problems or arthritis affecting your ability to exercise? -
Do you have heart disease or heart failure? -
Do you have depression or anxiety? -
Do you have ADHD or take ADHD medication? -

Lifestyle

Describe your typical daily eating pattern (meals, snacks, portion sizes) -
Do you eat in response to emotions rather than physical hunger? -
Do you eat late at night after your main meal? -
How many units of alcohol do you drink per week? -
What type and how much exercise do you currently do? -
What barriers prevent you from exercising more? (select all that apply) -
How many hours per day are you typically sedentary (sitting/lying)? -
How many hours of sleep do you typically get per night? -

Current Medications

Please list all your current medications (including over-the-counter and supplements) -

Your Goals

What are you hoping for from this service? (select all that apply) -
What approach appeals to you most? -
Is there anything else we should know about your weight loss journey? -