Who is an obstetrician and gynecologist?

A gynecologist or obstetrician is a physician who, after completing a residency and acquiring the necessary expertise, has acquired the appropriate medical and surgical knowledge and skills to prevent, treat, manage, and cure disorders and diseases of the female reproductive system, breast, pregnancy, and childbirth.

In addition, an obstetrician and gynecologist can provide patients with the necessary training and counseling and clinical care in disorders related to gynecological diseases and obstetrics. In addition, these specialists can participate in research fields related to gynecological medicine.

What challenges does a gynecologist face?

Agynecologist faces managerial and executive challenges and difficulties such as time pressure, responsibility for the results of work, responsibility for the health and safety of others, dealing with aggressive and aggressive people, competition at work, and conflict at work.
Occupational hazards for obstetricians and gynecologists in the workplace include working in hazardous conditions, contracting diseases or illnesses, exposure to radiation, cuts, stings, bites, and working with dangerous equipment.
These doctors also deal with specific environmental conditions that pose risks such as pollutants, confined work spaces, inappropriate temperatures, noise pollution, and inappropriate lighting.

What diseases do gynecologists help treat?

1. Ovarian Laziness or Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
2. Types of Ovarian Cysts and Uterine Fibroids
3. Hysterectomy and Tubal Ligation
4. Counseling Before, During, and After Pregnancy
5. Abortion Counseling
6. Infertility, Sterility, and Its Treatment
7. Uterine Prolapse
8. Pap Smear Test
9. Colposcopy
10. Menopause
11. Endometriosis
12. Ectopic Pregnancy
13. Genital Warts
14. Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Infections
15. Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
16. Cervical Cancer and Ovarian Cancer

When Should We See a Gynecologist?

Many women think that if they follow a series of specific guidelines, they no longer need to see a gynecologist. But this is a misconception; Because the anatomical structure of the female body, vagina, uterus, ovaries, and related matters, requires women to visit a gynecologist from time to time.

How to follow up on international patients:

1- Follow-up by an international patient expert:
The patient’s condition is monitored by the hospital’s international patient expert through social networks for 2 days and one week after discharge, and all patient status follow-up is recorded in the relevant office.

2- Follow-up By the relevant company:
The patient’s condition is monitored by the international patient company, and if necessary, the relevant company will contact the introduced international patient expert.

Prices are approximate and may vary depending on the patient’s condition.