Gynecological surgery in Dnipro
Gynecological and urological surgery is a branch of medicine that covers a large number of diseases related to the genitourinary system. Our clinic employs doctors with extensive experience, modern equipment, and advanced methods of treating gynecological diseases.
To make an appointment with a surgeon, simply call the phone numbers listed on the website. Our manager will select a convenient appointment date for you.

When to consult a gynecologist
A woman's health is an integral part of her overall well-being and quality of life. Any changes or symptoms related to these reproductive organs require attention and consultation with a specialist. Consultation with a gynecologist may be necessary for the following symptoms:
- Unusual menstruation or menstruation that is very difficult. With significant changes in the menstrual cycle, for example, with a change in the length of the cycle, heavy bleeding, as well as with a change in the duration of menstruation (more than 7 days), as well as if menstruation is accompanied by intense pain.
- Pain in the vagina or pelvic area. If you feel pain in the vagina, pelvic area or lower abdomen (especially if it is accompanied by bleeding, urination disorders or deterioration in general well-being).
- A feeling of swelling in the breasts, painful unusual spherical formations.
- Problems with urination, the appearance of blood in the urine. Pain when going to the toilet or frequent visits to the toilet.
- Vaginal discharge of unusual color, smell, consistency. As well as intermenstrual bleeding.
- Suspicion of non-herpetic infection of the genitals, and other sexually transmitted diseases. The appearance of itching, strange discharge with an unpleasant odor.
- Neoplasms in the pelvic area.
Gynecological surgery in our clinic is quick and painless. If you are concerned about anything in the pelvic area, make an appointment with a gynecological surgeon. Our specialists will help you solve your problem.
Gynecological operations: how to prepare
Preparation for gynecological surgery is an important stage that is not always paid attention to. Usually, before the surgical intervention, the doctor provides all the recommendations and talks about all the features of preparing for the intervention. We will provide general recommendations for patients with various surgical interventions of a gynecological nature:
- Consult a specialist. At it, you can ask all your questions, find out the cost of gynecological operations, as well as methods and ways to solve your problem.
- Perform all preoperative examinations on time. Before the intervention, the specialist will prescribe a number of tests, such as blood tests, urine tests, ECG, ultrasound, X-rays, and others. They are necessary for the surgical intervention.
- Follow the instructions for food and fluid intake. It is usually recommended not to eat or drink 12-24 hours before the intervention. But for different types of operations, the requirements may be different. For example, there are major gynecological operations with a long recovery period. And there are minor gynecological operations that are performed on an outpatient basis. Preparing for surgery will help you avoid possible complications during the procedure and feel comfortable.
- Stop taking certain medications as prescribed by your doctor.
- Prepare the essentials for after surgery. Usually, the doctor will provide a list of necessary items, and the clinic will provide the rest.
- Don't forget about postoperative recovery. You may need help from loved ones and professional medical staff.
- Three days before hospitalization, follow a light diet: broth, boiled meat, fish, chicken, cottage cheese, milk. Follow a drinking regimen (drink at least 1.5 liters of fluid per day).
These simple recommendations will help you survive the period of female surgery as comfortably as possible.
How does a consultation with a gynecological surgeon and urologist take place?
A consultation with a gynecological surgeon is an important stage in the identification and treatment of problems related to the organs of the female reproductive system.
- The consultation takes place according to the following plan:
- Survey and familiarization with symptoms, collection of anamnesis of the disease and life. This is necessary in order to determine further actions.
- Physical examination. A gynecological surgeon can conduct a physical examination and examination using a disposable gynecological mirror.
- Appointment of additional tests and examinations. A specialist can prescribe urine tests, blood tests, ultrasound, X-ray, computed tomography (CT) and other studies to clarify the diagnosis.
- Discussion of results. At the consultation, you can discuss the results of the studies, diagnosis, treatment methods. The specialist will answer all questions.
A consultation with a gynecological surgeon is an important stage in the treatment of diseases of the reproductive system. Our clinic employs professional doctors with extensive experience.
Types of gynecological operations that we perform
The doctors of our medical center perform various surgical interventions:
- removal of myomas and fibroids of all types and locations;
- removal of ovarian cysts (the operation is called cystectomy);
- removal of uterine polyps;
- surgical treatment of endometriosis;
- restoration of patency of the fallopian tubes;
- hysteroscopy (diagnostic and surgical);
- adnexectomy;
- surgical stimulation of the ovaries;
- vaginoplasty (colporrhaphy).
Some surgical interventions can be performed using hysteroscopy. This is modern equipment that allows you to gain access to the cervix and intrauterine space.
Our medical center also performs operations using laparoscopic gynecology.
The laparoscopic method is a method of performing surgery, thanks to which not an incision is made, but several small punctures through which instruments are inserted.
Such access has a number of advantages:
- the gynecologist surgeon gets a better view of the surgical field;
- fast rehabilitation after surgery, compared to conventional access;
- minimization of the likelihood of developing postoperative hernias;
- absence of a large scar.
The patient will learn more about the treatment method during the consultation.
- Uterine adenocarcinoma
- Removal of uterine condylomas
- Vaccination against cervical cancer
- Cryodestruction of the cervical epithelium
- Extirpation of the uterus
- Removal of the uterus
- Radio wave coagulation of the cervix
- Laparoscopy
- Curettage of the uterus
- Removal of uterine polyps
- Ectopic pregnancy
- Intrauterine adhesions (synechiae)
- Tubal infertility
- Polycystic ovary syndrome
- Uterine fibroids
- Uterine endometrial hyperplasia
- Removal of uterine papillomas
- Dermoid ovarian cyst (teratoma)
- Ovarian fibroma
- Uterine bleeding
- Ureterovaginal fistula
- Vesicovaginal fistula
- Rectocele
- Cystocele
- Anomalies in the development of the genitals
- Serosometer
- Pelvic organ prolapse
- Tubal infertility
- Cervical dysplasia
- Uterine fibroids
- Cervical conization
- Removal of an ovarian cyst
- Extirpation of the uterus with/without appendages
- Laparoscopic sterilisation
- Adnexectomy, tubectomy
- Removal of bartholin gland cysts
- Vaginal operations
- Radio wave coagulation, cervical excision
- Insertion of the intrauterine device
- Cervical biopsy
- Laparoscopic surgery for other gynaecological diseases
- Myomectomy (removal of fibroids)
- Laparotomy
- Hysteroscopy
- Colporrhaphy
- Supravaginal amputation of the uterus with/without appendages
- Surgery for uterine prolapse
- Myomectomy
- Polypectomy
- Ovariectomy
- Ovarian resection
- Rupture of an ovarian cyst
- Ovarian Cyst Aspiration
- Torsion of the ovaries and appendages
- Ovarian tumour
- Removal of fibroids (fibroids, leiomyomas)
- Pelvic organ prolapse
- Hysterectomy
- Aesthetic gynaecology
- Operations on the cervix
- Treatment of endometriosis
