After undertaking his basic and higher specialist urological surgical training in tertiary care centres in Ireland and England, he gained FRCS (Urol) in 2014. Having completed his clinical fellowship in Laparoscopic Urology in 2016, he was appointed as Consultant Urological Surgeon.

He is actively involved in teaching medical students both at undergraduate and post-graduate levels, and is faculty of multiple national and international urology courses. He is an active member of professional bodies including BAUS, EAU. He enjoys his role as educator, examiner, clinical and educational supervisor.

He provides acute and elective care to both male and female patients with urological problems. He has vast experience in endo-urological procedures, and performs a wide range of general and core urology procedures routinely.

The treatment and condition that he specialises in is the diagnosing and management of kidney stones, including laser treatments and lithotripsy.

Mr Sheikh believes in providing personalised, patient centred safe care in friendly and compassionate environment.

• Male urinary/prostate problems (BPH treatments including TURP)
• Female urinary symptoms
• Bladder dysfunction assessment and treatment, including; frequency, urgency and incontinence
• Urological cancer including; prostate cancer, bladder cancer, kidney cancer and testicular cancer
• Assessment and management of conditions causing blood in the urine in a one-stop haematuria clinic
• Urinary tract infections in both male and female patients
• Diagnosing and management of kidney stones, including laser treatments and lithotripsy
• Erectile/sexual dysfunction and male infertility
• Inguino and peno-scrotal surgery, including; circumcision, vasectomy, epididymal cysts, and hydrocele repair

• General Medical Council
• British Association of Urological Surgeons
• European Association of Urology
• American Urological Association
• British Medical Association
• Medical and Dental Defence Union of Scotland