Women's Health Care

The complex examination includes main indicators for assessing general health status and identifying potential risk factors for the development of the most common female diseases. It allows excluding anemia or latent iron deficiency, evaluating thyroid function, features of carbohydrate-lipid metabolism, risks of diabetes mellitus, determining the cause of rapid fatigue during habitual physical activity, emotional instability, decreased mood and concentration of attention, assessing nutritional balance (sufficiency of protein, iron, vitamins B9, B12, D), evaluating the balance of the urogenital tract microflora, timely detecting dysbiotic disorders or sexually transmitted infections (STIs), as well as risks of cervical oncopathology, including the most clinically significant 14 genotypes of human papillomavirus (HPV), including 16/18 genotypes of high carcinogenic risk. The screening includes liquid-based cytology – the most accurate method to date for detecting precancerous changes and preventing cervical cancer.

The examination is recommended:

for regular preventive screening to all women of reproductive age;
for fatigue, weakness, decreased immunity (frequent colds, infections);
for mood changes (depression, anxiety, irritability);
for problems with skin, hair, or nails (dry brittle hair, hair loss, brittle or uneven nails, dry skin, unhealthy complexion);
for unbalanced nutrition (diets, vegetarianism);
if there is a family history of type 2 diabetes.

Within 4 days