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The method of treatment for erosion is selected individually, taking into account the patient’s health condition, age, family planning situation and other factors. The gynaecologists at InnMed would like to remind you that timely treatment of cervical diseases is necessary to prevent the development of cancer.
In order to make a correct diagnosis, an examination by a gynaecologist is required before taking anti-inflammatory medicines.
Untreated infections can lead to complications that affect a woman’s reproductive functions, and can lead to miscarriage or premature birth.
The atheroma is externally reminiscent of a spot – an accumulation of secretions under the tuber of the skin. When the sebaceous ducts are blocked, the secretion cannot not find its way through the skin and begins to accumulate under the epidermis. These formations are not sexually transmitted. The reason for an atheroma is insufficient hygiene, damage to the hair follicles during depilation or wearing underwear that is too tight.
Genital formations can be effectively removed at InnMed Clinic by an electric coagulator. This is the safest, most convenient and most effective method. It allows specialists to quickly get rid of papillomas, warts and atheromas on the genitals without damaging the surrounding tissues.
A labiaplasty is a procedure designed to change the shape and size of the large and small labia. It helps a woman to gain self-confidence, as well as improving the quality of her sexual and daily life.
At InnMed Clinic, the labia can be corrected with the help of a laser or surgical treatment. The appropriate method will be determined by the doctor after an examination and consultation.
At least once a year, every responsible and self-sufficient woman visits a gynecologist for a comprehensive preventive gynecological examination, during which special attention is always paid to a careful examination of the cervix. The cervical test is for early diagnosis of cancer, the fourth most common form of malignancy in women that begins unexpectedly and does not show any clear symptoms.
Cervical cancer develops for a variety of reasons: significant weakening of a woman’s immunity, premature sex, unprotected sex, multiple partner changes, multiple births, smoking, long-term use of contraception, or sexually transmitted infections (such as HPV). There are no women protected against cervical cancer, so it is especially important to take care of yourself and have a cervical cancer test at least once a year.
Cervical smear collection is a painless and safe, multi-minute procedure performed by carefully and thoroughly dilating the cervix with a spreader and a small brush to take a small sample of cells from the surface of the cervix. A test for cervical cancer is taken on any non-menstrual day (but preferably on a 10-20 day of the cycle). Most importantly, do not use any vaginal medications, creams or lubricants for 48 hours prior to the cervical examination. it is recommended to abstain from sexual intercourse and not to use tampons before the test.