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Women's health care centre
Uterine fibroid
Endometriosis
Cervical dysplasia, leukoplakia and erosion
Pathologies of the uterus and adnexa
Infertility and ovarian disfunction
Inflammatory and infectious conditions of the pelvic organs
Menopausal and perimenopausal disorders
Pelvic organ prolapse
Stress urinary incontinence
You may come to a consultation with our doctor if you exhibit symptoms such as:
- pains in the lower abdomen and lower back
- irregularities in the menstrual cycle
- changes in menstruation (delays, bleeding)
- redness, irritation, and burning sensation in the genital area
- changes in mammary glands
- chest pains
- discharge with unpleasant colour or odour
- pain or discomfort during sexual intercourse
- beginning of menopause (dryness, hot flushes)
- issues in fertility
We recommend consulting a specialist to selecting a contraceptive method, feel confident when changing sexual partners and register for antenatal care. 
Comprehensive approach
Just in one place you can:
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Get test done (in our own Russian-Swiss laboratory)
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Consult related specialists
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Undergo instrumental examinations (ultrasound, mammography, MRI, CT scan)
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Complete assigned treatments and procedures (exercise therapy, physiotherapy, RF-therapy)
Ambulatory care
The women’s health centre is a place where a woman can get the full spectrum of services, from an initial gynecological examination to a detailed diagnostic, ambulatory care and recommendations for surgical procedures.
Some of the best diagnosis specialists of Moscow that understand the importance of a woman’s emotional well-being work in the women’s health centre. Our specialists recommend scheduling an appointment for a preventive consultation every six months.
Patients who address their problem in a timely manner receive outpatient treatment. A doctor prescribes tests, takes the necessary swabs, performs ultrasound diagnostics, refers for further examinations if needed, and then recommends medical treatment.
Managing pregnancy
Planning and managing pregnancies of our patients is conducted by our caring obstetricians and gynecologists. Medincentre specialists take up managing a pregnancy from the first trimester and are open to any questions.
We also manage difficult cases:
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Potential miscarriage
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Uterine scarring after a C-section
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Placenta praevia and placenta accreta
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Intrauterine fetal pathologies
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Twin and multiple pregnancies
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Rh-conflict pregnancies
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Fetal growth restriction (FGR)
Thanks to modern diagnostics and extensive consulting options we gently bring our patients towards a happy motherhood.
Book an appointmentRF-therapy
Non-surgical intimate treatment using the Italian EVA device is suitable for women after childbirth, during a menopause, climacteric phase, with sexual dysfunctions or while using hormonal contraceptives.
Radiofrequency therapy has proved its’ effectiveness by:
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Providing a lifting effect on intimate area tissues
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Enhancing tissue firmness and elasticity
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Normalizing vaginal microflora balance
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Restoring nutrition to delicate vulvar tissue, improving microcirculation
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Helps eliminate primary signs of urinary incontinence
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Improves the quality of sexual life (enhancing natural lubrication, increases orgasm intensity and frequency)
Undergoing treatment using EVA does not have a rehabilitation period(you can return to normal life right after the procedure). There is no need in anesthesia, it is possible to treat severe intimate problems without surgical intervention.
Book an appointment- Transportation up to 500 km from Moscow
- Doctors with 25 years of experience
Where does uterine fibroid come from?
It is impossible to identify the exact causes of fibroids. However it is known that mutations in the muscle cells of the uterine walls (myocytes) are related to hormones. Correctly identifying and eliminating external factors causing fibroid growth is extremely difficult as this benign tumor has its own genetic mechanism of development.
What is endometriosis?
Endometriosis is the most common gynaecological disease in which the lining of the uterine cavity, for various reasons, detaches prematurely before the menstrual cycle begins, causing bleeding. This condition can be found in almost one in every three women.
Can infertility be cured?
Yes, it can be cured. Modern medicine uses treatment protocols such as:
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Pharmacological treatment (used to treat hormonal disorders and infections)
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Surgical methods (laparoscopy and hysteroscopy allow removing of adhesions, polyps, and other obstacles to conception)
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Insemination (a method where sperm is introduced directly into the uterine cavity)
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IVF (in vitro fertilisation — one of the most effective methods for treating infertility)
