Many gynecological diseases develop silently, without pronounced symptoms. During a consultation, an experienced gynecologist can identify widespread conditions which, if left untreated, may lead to serious complications.
- Cervical erosion — often asymptomatic at an early stage but may cause inflammatory processes and increases the risk of oncological conditions.
- Endometriosis — leads to chronic pain and impaired reproductive function; if diagnosed late, it requires complex treatment.
- Ovarian cysts — when enlarged, they can rupture or twist, posing serious health risks and requiring emergency medical care.
- Inflammatory diseases — without timely therapy, they progress to chronic forms and may provoke infertility.
- Hormonal disorders — affect the menstrual cycle, body weight, and mood, and can influence the ability to conceive.
Regular gynecological examinations allow detection of pathologies at an early stage, preventing their progression and helping preserve women’s health. It is especially important to consult a gynecologist promptly if you notice changes in your menstrual cycle, lower abdominal pain, unusual discharge, or other alarming symptoms.