Gynaecological consultation
Medical history, gynaecological examination and discussion of the treatment plan.

We diagnose and treat gynaecological conditions in a calm, discreet atmosphere. Our doctors have many years of clinical experience and work according to current medical standards.
Gynaecological, pregnancy and breast ultrasound
Liquid-based cytology and HPV test
Contraceptive IUDs and implants
An individual approach to every patient
Prices may vary slightly depending on the scope of the visit. Call our reception for details.
We accept cash, card and BLIK payments. Invoices are issued on request.
Medical history, gynaecological examination and discussion of the treatment plan.
A gynaecological consultation combined with an ultrasound scan.
An obstetric consultation combined with a pregnancy ultrasound.
An obstetric consultation and ultrasound scan for a twin pregnancy.
A gynaecological consultation combined with a breast ultrasound.
A consultation, gynaecological ultrasound and breast ultrasound in a single visit.
A preventive test for cervical changes.
The classic cytology test of the cervix.
Liquid-based cytology combined with HPV testing.
Liquid-based cytology combined with testing for Chlamydia trachomatis.
Liquid-based cytology combined with testing for Ureaplasma.
A package of diagnostic tests for urogenital infections.
Taking a swab to test for GBS.
Insertion of a Mirena or Kyleena hormonal intrauterine device.
Insertion of a non-hormonal intrauterine device.
Removal of an intrauterine device during a gynaecological visit.
Insertion of the IMPLANON contraceptive implant.
Removal of a contraceptive implant.
Vaccination against HPV with Gardasil.
Taking tissue from the vulva or vagina for testing.
A procedure to remove a vulvar lesion or condylomas.
Assessment of fallopian tube patency using Sono-HSG with contrast foam.
Issuing a prescription to continue treatment.
We recommend having the examination in the first half of your cycle (ideally between day 5 and day 10). Please bring any previous test results with you.

Anna Drabik-Kruczkowska

Mikołaj Czerwiński
Screening is recommended from the age of 25. If liquid-based cytology and the HPV test are normal, the next test can be done after 3 years. Your doctor will set the frequency of testing during the visit.
Ultrasound is an excellent complement, but women aged 45-74 are also advised to have a mammogram every 2 years.