Patients often come to a gynecologist consultation at New Life not only with a new complaint, but also in situations where symptoms keep returning, examination results raise questions, or previous consultations did not provide a clear understanding of what to do next. During the appointment, the clinic’s gynecologists assess the situation as a whole – taking into account symptoms, cycle characteristics, medical history, and previous examinations.
Gynecologist Consultation
A gynecologist consultation at New Life Clinic is an in-person appointment with doctors who have 15–20 years of experience, including surgical practice, where patients can discuss symptoms, cycle changes, examination results, or preventive care questions.
After the discussion and examination, the patient receives a clear explanation of the next steps: whether treatment, additional testing, follow-up evaluation, ongoing monitoring, or consultation with another specialist is needed.
- Focus on Causes, Not Just Symptoms
- Recommendations Without Unnecessary Tests
- Clear Recommendations and an Action Plan
- Transparent Consultation Pricing
Doctors Who Conduct the Consultation
Consultations are provided by obstetrician-gynecologists with both clinical and surgical experience. This makes it possible to evaluate both standard concerns and more complex situations within a single appointment, which is especially important when symptoms persist for a long time, change over time, or when examination results require more careful interpretation.
Cost of a Gynecologist Consultation
The cost of a gynecologist consultation at New Life Clinic differs for initial and follow-up visits and also depends on the doctor’s specialization. Prescription of a treatment plan, if required based on the consultation results, is charged separately.
Initial Gynecologist Consultation
UAH 950
Follow-up Gynecologist Consultation
UAH 850
Prescribing a Gynecological Treatment Plan
UAH 400
Transabdominal Pelvic Ultrasound
UAH 700
Colposcopy with Digital Recording
UAH 500
Patient Reviews
Reviews help patients understand how women perceive the consultation format itself: the atmosphere of the appointment, the delicacy of communication, the clarity of recommendations, and the overall organization of the visit. For many women, this becomes an additional source of reassurance before their first appointment.
*The language, style, and spelling of the authors have been preserved. Reviews reflect the individual experiences of patients and do not guarantee an identical result in every clinical case.
Results in Numbers
*Based on the clinic’s statistics for the past 12 months and internal patient feedback.
1,200+
initial and follow-up gynecologist consultations performed at the clinic
97 %
of patients say they received a clear action plan after the appointment
96 %
of patients are ready to recommend the clinic’s gynecologist consultation to their loved ones
What Patients Most Often See Our Gynecologists About
Patients often come to a gynecologist not only with obvious complaints, but also in situations where it is important to understand the clinical significance of changes, compare examination results, and determine the next steps.
- Irregular Menstrual Cycle
Many patients seek consultation not only because of a significant delay. Sometimes the cycle gradually begins to change: becoming shorter or longer, accompanied by intermenstrual spotting, stronger pain before menstruation, or unusual changes over several cycles in a row. At first, these changes are often perceived as temporary, so women do not always seek medical attention immediately. - Discomfort, Itching, or Discharge
Another common reason for consultation is when symptoms temporarily improve and then return again. Some patients come after already trying several treatment regimens and want to understand why the problem keeps recurring despite treatment. - Lower Abdominal Pain
Such symptoms do not always have an obvious explanation at the initial stage. Sometimes the pain worsens only on certain days of the cycle or appears periodically, making it difficult for the patient to understand how serious the situation is and whether urgent evaluation is needed. - Pregnancy Planning and Contraception
Patients also see a gynecologist without significant symptoms – when planning a pregnancy, seeking to assess their reproductive health in advance, or choosing a suitable method of contraception. - Second Opinion
Sometimes the reason for another consultation is not the examination results themselves, but doubts about the need for surgery, long-term treatment, or conflicting recommendations after previous visits.
Even without obvious complaints, a preventive gynecological visit once a year helps maintain consistent monitoring of women’s health.
What Is Included in a Gynecologist Consultation at New Life Clinic
Discussion and Medical History Review
The doctor asks about symptoms, menstrual cycle patterns, previous illnesses and surgeries, current medications, results of prior tests and examinations, and reproductive plans. This information helps the doctor understand the clinical situation before the examination and determine what requires particular attention.
Gynecological Examination
The extent of the examination is determined individually based on the patient’s age, symptoms, and clinical situation. When needed, an external examination and a pelvic examination are performed. All procedures are carried out carefully, with the doctor explaining what is being done and giving the patient an opportunity to ask questions.
Diagnostics Available During the Appointment
When clinically indicated, samples for laboratory testing may be collected during the visit. Pelvic ultrasound and colposcopy with digital documentation of the results are also available when needed (not included in the consultation fee and charged separately according to the clinic’s price list).
Recommendations and Treatment Plan
After the discussion, examination, and review of available results, the doctor explains the preliminary findings and next steps. Depending on the situation, these may include treatment, additional testing, ongoing monitoring, or a follow-up consultation to review results and adjust treatment as needed.
How to Prepare for a Gynecologic Consultation
No special or complicated preparation is usually required before your appointment. A few simple recommendations can help make the consultation more informative and account for factors that may be important for the examination and diagnostic testing.
- Do Not Get Tests in Advance
Unless your doctor has ordered tests before the consultation, there is usually no need to have them done beforehand. It is better to determine which tests are actually needed after discussing your symptoms and completing the examination. - Bring Results From Previous Evaluations
If you have ultrasound reports, laboratory test results, medical records, findings from previous examinations, or prior treatment plans, bring them with you. Even older results can sometimes help the doctor assess changes over time. - Consider the Timing of Your Menstrual Cycle
For a routine consultation and examination, it is generally more convenient to schedule your appointment outside your menstrual period. If you are coming because of new symptoms, you do not necessarily need to postpone the visit until your period has ended. - Avoid Vaginal Medications Before the Examination
Unless your doctor has advised you to continue treatment, it is best to avoid vaginal suppositories, creams, and tablets before a routine examination, as they may affect the results of some tests. There is no need to douche before your appointment. - Avoid Sexual Intercourse Before the Examination
If a gynecologic examination or collection of samples for laboratory testing is expected, it is best to avoid vaginal intercourse for 24 hours before your appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Before seeing a gynecologist, many patients have both medical and practical questions. Understanding what to expect can help you feel more comfortable and prepared for your appointment.
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How Long Does a Gynecologic Consultation Take?
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Gynecologist on Kyiv’s Left Bank (Pozniaky and Osokorky)
Gynecologist consultations at New Life Clinic are available for patients from Pozniaky, Osokorky, Kharkivskyi district, and other areas on the left bank of Kyiv. The clinic is located at 44-A Revutskoho Street, a 7-minute walk from Kharkivska metro station, making visits convenient for both initial and follow-up appointments.
Patients come to New Life gynecologists not only from nearby neighborhoods, but also from other parts of Kyiv when a delicate consultation format and the ability to undergo further diagnostics or treatment within one clinic are important.
How to Book a Consultation With a New Life Gynecologist
You can book a gynecologist consultation at New Life Clinic by phone or through the website form. An administrator will contact you, help choose a convenient appointment time, and answer organizational questions. If necessary, the nearest available appointment can be arranged.
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What Else Patients Should Know
If you still have questions before making a decision, start with the articles prepared by our clinic's doctors. They explain common symptoms, diagnostic methods, modern treatment approaches, and situations when it is no longer advisable to postpone seeing a doctor, all in clear and easy-to-understand language.
The page material has been reviewed and approved by a doctor of New Life Clinic (Yulia Govorukha, obstetrician-gynecologist, reproductive specialist, ultrasound diagnostics physician).