Treatment of gynecological infections in Warsaw

Itching, unusual discharge or a smell? The visit costs 290 zł: I examine you, take a swab at the same appointment and prescribe treatment for what is actually there — thrush, bacterial vaginosis or an STI. This site is in English, but appointments are not held in English — bring someone who can interpret, or tell me in advance and we will find a way.

Confidential
Fast testing
Evidence-based treatment

Treating gynecological infections

Infections are one of the commonest reasons women come in. They may be bacterial, viral, fungal or protozoal. Left untreated they lead to chronic inflammation, fertility problems and complications in pregnancy.

Testing here is thorough and treatment is chosen for your case. PCR, culture and microscopy are used to identify exactly what is causing the problem.

Thrush treatment: when it is thrush and when it is not

Vaginal thrush (candidiasis) gives itching, burning and a thick white discharge without a strong smell. It is treated with an antifungal vaginal suppository or cream, or a single tablet of fluconazole, and usually settles within a few days. In pregnancy only local treatment is used.

Many women who treat “thrush” themselves have something else: bacterial vaginosis (thin grey discharge with a fishy smell), trichomoniasis or irritation from washes and pads. Antifungals do nothing for those, so if a pharmacy course has not helped, or it is back within two months, come for a swab rather than buying another pack. I take it at the same visit.

Oral thrush — white patches in the mouth — is not a gynecological problem: it is treated by a GP or a dentist. On this page I mean vaginal and vulvar thrush.

What is treated

Sexually transmitted infections

Chlamydia, gonorrhoea, trichomoniasis, Mycoplasma genitalium, genital herpes, HPV.

Discharge Itching Burning Pain

Candidiasis (thrush)

A yeast infection caused by Candida, common after antibiotics or when immunity is low.

Thick white discharge Itching Redness

Bacterial vaginosis

An imbalance of the vaginal flora, with opportunistic bacteria taking over.

A fishy smell Grey discharge Discomfort

Inflammatory conditions

Vaginitis, cervicitis, endometritis, adnexitis — inflammation in different parts of the reproductive tract.

Pain low in the abdomen Fever Discharge

When to come in

Book an appointment if you notice any of these:

Unusual discharge — a change in colour, smell or texture
Itching or burning
Pain or discomfort passing urine
Pain low in the abdomen or in the lower back
An unpleasant smell
Bleeding between periods
Discomfort or pain during sex
Spots or sores in the genital area

Important

Many infections cause no symptoms at all, or almost none. Testing is worth doing when you change partner, when you are planning a pregnancy, and whenever you are unsure.

How it is diagnosed

Vaginal swab

A quick look at the flora

PCR testing

Detecting the DNA of the organism

Culture

Finding which antibiotics will work

Blood tests

Antibodies to specific infections

How treatment works

Consultation and examination

Your history is taken, symptoms discussed, an examination done and the necessary samples collected.

Results

PCR takes up to 10 days, culture 5–7. The results are read together and the organism identified.

Prescribing

A regimen chosen for the organism, where it is, and what it is sensitive to.

The course

Take the medication exactly as prescribed. Where needed your partner is treated too, so the infection does not come straight back.

Tests of cure

For some infections — gonorrhoea, chlamydia in pregnancy, Mycoplasma genitalium — a repeat test a few weeks after the course confirms it has cleared.

Where to be seen in Warsaw

Gynecological care in Warsaw — appointments at ul. Głębocka 9/U1, 03-287 — in the Targówek district, at the RS-MED center. The landmark is simple: the same street as the Targówek and Zielony Targówek shopping centres — if you know the way there, you know the way here.

The practice is easy to reach from Białołęka, Targówek, Bródno and Zielona-Grzybowa, and along Trasa Toruńska from Marki, Ząbki and Nieporęt. No referral or insurance is needed: you can book directly, including if you have just arrived in Poland.

  • Addressul. Głębocka 9/U1, 03-287 Warszawa, Targówek
  • By carexit from Trasa Toruńska, free parking at the shopping centre
  • Consulting hoursMon, Thu 8:00–19:00 · Tue, Wed, Fri 8:00–18:00 · Sat 8:00–17:00 · Sun closed
  • Languageappointments are not held in English
Anastasiia Sokhach — gynecological care in Warsaw

Anastasiia Sokhach

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Doctor, in practice since 2015. Ultrasound, pregnancy care, infertility diagnosis.

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Confidential

Everything is treated in strict confidence. Call or write:

All prices for visits and ultrasound

Treating your partner

With a sexually transmitted infection both partners must be treated at the same time, otherwise reinfection is likely.

Prices

What testing and treatment cost

Tests and consultations

Gynecological consultation

Examination, history, and the tests to be done

290 zł / visit

Vaginal swab

Microscopy of a vaginal swab

price on request

STI panel by PCR

A panel covering the seven main infections

price on request

Culture with antibiotic sensitivity

Culture plus which antibiotics will work

price on request

Follow-up visit

Checking that treatment worked

290 zł / visit

The cost of treatment depends on the infection and what is prescribed. You are told the exact figure once the results are in.

Advantages

Why come here with an infection

Complete confidentiality

Your data is protected and shared with no one

Fast diagnosis

Accurate results

Regimens that work

Treatment follows international protocols and the sensitivity results

Confirming the cure

Repeat tests to be sure the infection has gone

FAQ

Common questions about infections

Chlamydia, gonorrhoea, trichomoniasis and Mycoplasma genitalium clear completely with the right antibiotic. Viral infections behave differently: herpes stays in the body and can flare up from time to time, while HPV is cleared by the immune system within one to two years in most women. Finish the whole course and have the follow-up tests.

Yes — with a sexually transmitted infection, always, even with no symptoms on their side. Otherwise you will simply be reinfected. During treatment either abstain or use condoms.

Symptoms usually ease within two to three days. The full course runs 7–14 days depending on the infection. Finish it even if you feel better sooner — stopping early is how infections come back.

Recurrences follow courses of antibiotics, raised blood sugar, hormonal change and over-washing. No douching and no perfumed washes help. Four or more episodes a year count as recurrent thrush: then a culture is taken to identify the yeast, and treatment is a longer maintenance course rather than one suppository at a time.

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