Health packages

Women’s health packages (under 40 and 40+) provide an initial overview of a woman’s current health status. The packages are created taking into account different stages of a woman’s life and needs. These may include sexual health and use of contraceptives, reproductive health, detection and prevention of key health indicators and risks (cardiovascular disease, diabetes, hypo- or hyperfunction of the thyroid gland, cervical cancer, breast cancer, etc.), or times when a woman needs support related to hormonal changes to maintain her health and quality of life.

At the gynecologist’s and general practitioner’s appointment, the results of analyses and examinations are assessed, individual recommendations are given for maintaining or improving health, and, if necessary, referral is made for additional examinations.

The packages include:

Appointment with a nurse

Measurement of blood pressure, weight, height, waist circumference, body mass index BMI, AUDIT test (test for assessing alcohol consumption)

Analyses

ECG (in the 40+ package)

ECG helps assess heart rhythm and heart rate, myocardial ischemia, myocardial infarction (acute or past), overload and enlargement of heart chambers.

Breast examination and instruction for self-check

Breast cancer is the most common malignant tumor in women. Although frequent, it can be easily detected and treated at early stages. The gynecologist teaches how and how often to check the breasts and what to observe.

Gynecologist’s appointment (HPV and PAP test)

During the examination, possible changes on the genitals and mucosa are checked, and the cervix is examined. HPV test and PAP test are performed. If necessary, colposcopy is recommended.
NB! Come for the health check before or after menstruation so the doctor can perform PAP and HPV tests.

Ultrasound examination

Helps assess structures of the pelvic floor, vagina, cervix, uterus, uterine cavity, adnexa, and pelvic region, and detect abnormalities. Important for assessing the endometrium and determining treatment if needed.

Counseling on hormonal changes and menopause (in the 40+ package)

The gynecologist gives advice on relieving symptoms of menopause and recommendations for supportive treatment for menopause.

General practitioner’s consultation in DigiClinic (general health summary)

Remote consultation where the GP explains analyses related to general health and gives practical advice for maintaining health and improving lifestyle.
NB! When booking an appointment in DigiClinic, use the code on the voucher received from the nurse.

On the day before blood sampling, you may eat and drink as usual, but limit alcohol, coffee, and fatty foods. For 10–14 hours before blood sampling, do not eat or drink (except plain water).