Gynaecological care

Therapy and Prevention of Gynaecologic Diseases

Do not forget about preventive gynaecological examination with your gynaecologist at least once a year, with the most important parts including cytological sample from cervix, palpitation examination, ultrasonic examination, and breast examination.

Contraception Consultancy

Contraception tailored to the patient ´s needs, tablet contraception, intra-uterus piece (IUD T), Mirena application of subcutaneous contraception (Norplant, Implanon ), injection forms (Depo-Provera), surgical methods of interruption of fallopian tube passage (laparoscopic sterilisation)

Menopause and Female Aging Issues

Hormone substitution therapy / tablets, patches, injection forms, subcutaneous implant RISELLE/, monitoring of skin tissue density – bone densitometry, ultrasonic check of uterus mucosa, local application of hormonal preparations
Natural estrogens - Menofem, Merillin etc.

Incontinency Treatment

Profound examination of causes of incontinence, urodynamic examination, cystoscopy, specification of optimum therapy and subsequent treatment – surgical or conservative, depending on the disease, renewal of original sexual and urination comfort – in close cooperation with leading uro-gynaecologic centres, able to perform the surgery n the case of your interest.

Minor Gynaecological Surgeries

Abortion, Bartholi gland surgery, plastic adaptations of vagina mouth and gate, abrasion, cervix conisation, polyp ablation, probate kyretage, cervix and uterus biopsy, hysteroscopy, laparoscopy, puncture of ovary cysts etc.

Complete Surgery

Standard techniques, mini-invasive methods, laparoscopy, uterine myoma surgeries, ovary cyst surgeries, pelvis pain, endometrioses, female genital drop, incontinence and other surgeries, consultations and solutions by leading experts in the field.

Breast Care

Take care of your breast to remain healthy and beautiful
Prevention and regular care in the form of self-examination represent the best ways of tumour prevention.
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What is infertility?

Infertility is defined by the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) as a disease of the reproductive system that impairs the body's ability ...
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Infertility Risk Factors for Men and Women

For women - general factors that can affect the ability to ovulate, conceive, or deliver a child successfully include the following:

age - women in their late 30s are about 30 percent less fertile than women in their early 20s

endometriosis

chronic diseases (diabetes, lupus, arthritis, hypertension, or asthma)

hormonal imbalance

environmental factors - cigarette smoking, alcohol consumption, or exposure to workplace hazards or toxins

excessive or very low body fat

abnormal Pap smears that have been treated with cryosurgery or cone biopsy

DES taken by mother during pregnancy

sexually transmitted diseases

fallopian tube disease

multiple miscarriages

For men - infertility is not just a woman's problem. Following, is a list of risk factors related to male infertility:

history of prostatitis, genital infection, or sexually transmitted diseases

exposure to hazards on the job or toxic substances such as radiation, radioactivity, welding, and many chemicals, including lead, ethylene dibromine, and vinyl chloride.

cigarette or marijuana smoke

heavy alcohol consumption

exposure of the genitals to high temperatures

hernia repair

undescended testicles

prescription drugs for ulcers or psoriasis

DES taken by mother during pregnancy

mumps after puberty

Infertile Couple Care

Profound laboratory, x-ray or surgical examination, hysteroscopy, laparoscopy, specification of cause and treatment of infertility, cooperation with sterility therapy centres and off-body fertilisation - ISCARE, PRONATAL, CAR VFN Gynaecological-obstetric clinic in Prague, private surgery of MUDr. Ivan Reich and more.