Gynaecology

History taking, examination and, where needed, smears plus laboratory tests or a pelvic ultrasound. At the end the physician explains the findings and sets out a plan for monitoring or treatment.

Once a year, even without symptoms. Cervical cytology is repeated at intervals set by the physician, usually every one to three years. During menopause or with chronic conditions the schedule may be tighter.

Smears for flora and cytology, PCR for infections, cultures, hormone panels, and ultrasound of the pelvis and breasts. All are available on site in the centre's own laboratory and ultrasound room.

Menstrual irregularities, lower abdominal pain, changes in discharge, discomfort during intimacy, pregnancy planning and menopausal symptoms. A preventive check with no symptoms is a reason in itself — and the best one.

Yes. We assess hormonal status, bone health and metabolism, and discuss menopausal hormone therapy and its alternatives. The centre's endocrinologist joins the case where useful.

Yes, it is mandatory. Before intimate laser rejuvenation, biorevitalisation or RF lifting, inflammation and infection must be excluded. This sequence makes the result predictable and safe.

For a routine examination, days 5–12 of the cycle, once menstruation has ended. Pelvic ultrasound is usually scheduled for days 5–10. With acute symptoms, come any day.