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Dr Leighton Seal

Endocrinology and diabetes mellitus, General (internal) medicine

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About me

He trained at St Bartholomew’s hospital London and his post graduate training was at the Hammersmith Hospital and Imperial College London. His Wellcome Trust Clinical Training Fellowship was in the hypothalamic control of reproduction and also food intake and obesity.
He is a consultant and Honorary Senior Lecture in Endocrinology and Diabetes at St George’s Hospital Tooting where he runs a dedicated Andrology clinic to treat erectile dysfunction and the associated metabolic disturbances in the diabetic population as well as testosterone disorders. There is also an active pituitary service at this site with 3 pituitary surgeons.
He is also Consultant Endocrinologist at the Gender Identity Clinic at Charing Cross Hospital London where he is responsible for the diagnosis of endocrine disorders of these patients and supervision of the cross gender hormone replacement of both pre operative and post operative patients. This is a national referral service for patients with gender disorders at present sees over 4000 patients per year with gender non cornformation and gender dysforia

Areas of interest

Medical Andrology; Erectile dysfunction; Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS / PCO); Pituitary disorders; Thyroid disorders Transgender medicine; Kleinfelter's Sundrome;Kallmanns Syndrome

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