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Gynaecology and Obstetrics

Gynaecology and obstetric consultations, ultrasound, LBC cytology, HPV test, colposcopy

About the service

Gynaecological and obstetric care supports women at every stage of life — from the first visit, through pregnancy, to prevention and diagnostics.

Consultations are provided by a doctor in specialty training in obstetrics and gynaecology. During a single visit you can have an ultrasound, liquid-based cytology (LBC) and an HPV test. Colposcopy is also performed on site.

Who it’s for

  • Women of all ages — prevention and diagnostics
  • Pregnant women — obstetric consultations and ultrasound
  • Teenagers — a first visit in a safe atmosphere
  • Patients with an abnormal smear or a positive HPV test

Scope

  • Gynaecological and obstetric consultations
  • Gynaecological and obstetric ultrasound
  • LBC cytology, HPV tests, swabs (including Chlamydia trachomatis)
  • Colposcopy (diagnostics after an abnormal smear or a positive HPV test)
  • Insertion and removal of IUDs
  • Ovulation monitoring

Prevention: LBC cytology and HPV test

During a gynaecology consultation you can have liquid-based cytology (LBC) and an HPV test (14 high-risk genotypes), also as a single package with an ultrasound. The doctor discusses the result and decides on the next steps. If the smear is abnormal or the HPV test positive, the next step may be a colposcopy. Colposcopy can be done on site at Sonar Clinic.

What the individual results mean is explained in our guides: Positive HPV test — what next?, Abnormal smear result — what does it mean? and ASC-US and LSIL — what do they mean?.

First visit to a gynaecologist

The first visit, especially for a teenager, is often a conversation and education; an examination is carried out only when it is needed and with the patient’s consent. How to prepare for the visit and what to expect is described in the guide First visit to a gynaecologist.

Current prices of consultations, ultrasound, cytology and tests are listed in the price list.

See also
Guides

Patient guides

Answers to the most common questions and symptoms related to this service.

First visit to a gynaecologist — what happens and how to prepare?

What a first gynaecology appointment involves, when to book one, what to bring and how visits for under-18s work. Information for teenagers and adults.

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Who performs this service

lek. Barbara Ossowska

lek. Barbara Ossowska

Doctor in training in gynaecology and obstetrics
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FAQ

FAQ — Gynaecology and Obstetrics

How often should I have a cytology test?

The frequency is set individually by the doctor, usually every 1–3 years depending on age, method and previous results.

At what age should the first gynaecology visit take place?

The timing is individual. A teenager’s first visit is often a conversation and education — we aim to create a calm, safe atmosphere.

Do you provide pregnancy care?

Yes. Obstetric consultations with ultrasound are provided by a doctor in specialty training in obstetrics and gynaecology; the price list includes packages combining an obstetric consultation with ultrasound, cytology and tests.

Do you insert intrauterine devices (IUDs)?

Yes — as part of a gynaecology consultation it is possible to insert and remove an intrauterine device.

What should I do after an abnormal smear or a positive HPV test?

Book a gynaecology consultation and bring the result. The doctor will assess whether a follow-up is enough or whether a colposcopy is needed. Colposcopy can be done on site at Sonar Clinic. An abnormal result does not mean cancer.

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Choose a specialist and reserve a time online, or contact us by phone.

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