The HRT Appointment Question Builder is a date planner. Enter the last time this happened and how many months you usually leave between checks. We add that interval and show the next due date and how many days remain. It does not book an appointment, decide NHS eligibility, or replace your GP or a screening programme.
Enter the last date from a letter or appointment, then the interval you actually use.
The HRT Appointment Question Builder is a date planner. Enter the last time this happened and how many months you usually leave between checks. We add that interval and show the next due date and how many days remain. It does not book an appointment, decide NHS eligibility, or replace your GP or a screening programme.
It adds months to a date you already have so you can see the next hrt appointment question builder date. It is diary maths, not a diagnosis and not an invitation.
No. Book with your GP practice, NHS App or the number on your last letter.
Contact the practice or programme. Do not wait on this page.
Last date you have 2025-10-12, Months between checks 12, Remind me this many days before 14
Next due 1 January 2026 (255 days overdue). A 14-day nudge would fall on 18 December 2025. Book with your GP practice or the NHS programme, not this site.
Last date you have 2025-04-12, Months between checks 14.6, Remind me this many days before 17.1
Next due 1 March 2026 (196 days overdue). A 17.1-day nudge would fall on 12 February 2026. Book with your GP practice or the NHS programme, not this site.
Last date you have 2025-12-12, Months between checks 9.4, Remind me this many days before 10.9
Next due 1 October 2025 (347 days overdue). A 10.9-day nudge would fall on 21 September 2025. Book with your GP practice or the NHS programme, not this site.
The useful output is a date, not a verdict. If the hrt appointment question builder is overdue, phone the practice. If you never had this check and think you should, ask them rather than inventing eligibility here.
Guidance only. Calculations run in your browser. Numbers are estimates, not a diagnosis.
Last date plus the interval you type, then a lead-in day count. Today is compared with that next date.
Speak to a GP or call NHS 111 if you are worried. Call 999 in an emergency.
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