Gynaecology is a major branch of medicine concerned with the diagnosis and prevention of diseases of the female reproductive system, as well as the development of methods for treating them.
Gynaecology in Switzerland offers the most modern treatment methods, together with accommodation in the comfort of a five-star hotel.
Specialists in the network of Swiss private clinics have all the necessary expertise in gynaecology and urogynaecology, breast medicine and gynaecological oncology.
Swiss clinics examine, diagnose and treat women with a wide range of gynaecological conditions.
Patients most often consult doctors about the following conditions:
- adnexitis;
- couple infertility;
- ectopic pregnancy;
- abnormal uterine bleeding;
- hyperplastic processes in the endometrium;
- cervical erosion;
- abnormalities such as polyps, warts, cysts and dysplasia;
- tumours.
The comfortable surroundings created at the clinics differ in many ways from what we are used to. Here, medical procedures are ideally combined with relaxation and cosmetic treatments, and high-quality meals and treatments are also offered.
Swiss clinics are equipped with the latest technology, which allows every type of examination to be carried out, including gynaecological ultrasound. Most operations are performed using gentle laparoscopic access.
Medical services
- Monitoring and treatment of pregnant women with various obstetric conditions (toxaemia of pregnancy, placental insufficiency, endocrine disorders, vascular insufficiency, anatomical features of the pelvis, a history of infertility);
- Treatment of pregnant women with placental insufficiency;
- Natural birth and caesarean section in the presence of extragenital conditions (cardiovascular disease, arterial hypertension, endocrine disorders);
- Termination of pregnancy at later stages on medical grounds;
- Treatment of foetal malformations;
- Monitoring of pregnancy after in vitro fertilisation, and delivery in such cases;
- Care of pregnant and postnatal women with viral and bacterial infections;
- Treatment of purulent and inflammatory complications in the postnatal period.
Colposcopy. Diagnostics.
Colposcopy is a method of gynaecological examination involving a targeted, detailed examination of the cervix under a microscope.
It is indicated as the main method of examination, investigation and diagnosis for all women over 30. Colposcopy is also indicated for monitoring the cervix after treatment, as screening for women of all ages at increased risk of cancer.
This method allows accurate diagnosis of a range of conditions of varying severity, such as:
- Inflammation of the cervix caused by pathogenic bacteria;
- Endometriosis: abnormal growth of the endometrium;
- Cervical dysplasia;
- Cervical polyps;
- Condylomas and papillomas;
- Cervical erosion: an ulcerative defect of the mucous membrane.
In the long term, gynaecological diseases are easier to prevent than to cure. Remember that every woman should see a gynaecologist for a preventive check-up once every six months, and more often if necessary.
When you turn to us, you can count on:
- Help in reaching the correct diagnosis.
- Support in preparing all the necessary documents.
- Help with the arrangements.
