Men's health
Asking for help can be daunting, but we’re here for you. Find support on symptoms, self-checks and when to see a professional.
How can we help you?
I'd like to understand more about a men's health condition or treatment
Advice on understanding your health
What does a healthy testicle feel like?
Regular checks help you to know what’s normal for you. Looking for any changes, lumps or swelling is a good start.
Is erectile dysfunction normal?
Many people can’t get an erection. Let’s look at some of the main causes and what you can do about it.
Prostate health and getting checked out
Does a prostate exam hurt? What are PSA levels? Former rugby player, Ugo Monye, and one of our experts have the answers.
Addressing the problem means getting an answer sooner.
With or without insurance, we can help you.
We know that some people don’t love speaking to doctors. Remember that GPs and nurses have lots of experience seeing and investigating symptoms. The sooner you seek help, the better chance of treatment working.
If you’re a Bupa health insurance customer
You have unlimited access to GPs and nurses around the clock.
Speak to a nurse 24/7 on the Anytime HealthLine by calling 0345 601 3216.∧
On our Bupa Blua Health app† you can book unlimited GP appointments. Speak to a doctor on the phone or by video call.
If you don’t have health insurance with us
No problem. We can still help you on a pay-as-you-go basis. Just pay for the treatment you need when you need it.
Our services include face-to-face and remote GP appointments.
Are you struggling with your mental health?
You’re not alone. There’s always someone to listen, day or night. You can call 116 123 to speak to the Samaritans.
If you or someone you know is feeling suicidal or has seriously harmed themselves, call 999.
Help for men's mental health
Understanding men’s mental health
From work-related stress to gender norms – lots can affect mental health. Get expert insight on causes and where to go for support.
Get to know conditions and support
Learn about different mental health conditions and common symptoms. Plus, tips for self-care and treatment.
Can Bupa help you take control of your health?
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† Customers who live on the Isle of Man, or have a Bupa Standard, Bupa Premium or Bupa Your Choice policy, do not have access to Bupa Blua Health, but can access GP24 provided by HealthHero. Some corporate schemes don't include access to Bupa Blua Health or GP24, so please check your scheme documents or give us a call.
