Gynecology

Gynecology is a branch of medicine that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the female reproductive system. The Baltic Surgery Center offers consultations, diagnostic services, and state-of-the-art surgical treatment.

Most surgeries are performed laparoscopically—through a few small incisions. This means less pain, a shorter hospital stay, and a faster return to daily life.

Seeking medical advice early on helps pinpoint the exact cause of the problem and choose the gentlest form of treatment.

⏱ Consultation + Ultrasound in a Single Visit

✓ Laparoscopic surgery

🔒 Complete confidentiality

★ Board-certified gynecologic surgeon

Symptoms

When should you see a gynecologist?

Many gynecological conditions can persist for a long time without any noticeable symptoms. A consultation is recommended if you notice:

Pain in the lower abdomen or pelvic area

Painful or irregular periods

Heavy or prolonged bleeding

Bleeding between periods or after menopause

Pain During Sexual Intercourse

Difficulty Getting Pregnant

Urinary incontinence or a feeling of heaviness in the pelvic area

A palpable mass in the lower abdomen

Important! Even if you have no symptoms, it is recommended that you have a preventive gynecological exam at least once a year. Many conditions, including fibroids and ovarian cysts, do not cause any symptoms at first.

Diseases

What conditions does a gynecologic surgeon treat?

At the Baltic Surgery Center, we treat the most common gynecological conditions that may require a procedure or surgery. Most of these conditions can be treated effectively, especially if they are detected early.

🌸 Endometriosis and Pelvic Pain Diagnosis and laparoscopic treatment of chronic pain and painful menstruation, including cases of deep endometriosis. Learn more 🫧 Ovarian Cysts and Fallopian Tube Disorders Cyst removal and fallopian tube surgery, preserving ovarian function and fertility whenever possible. Learn more 🔵 Uterine Fibroids From hysteroscopic nodal resection to laparoscopic myomectomy—preference is given to uterine-preserving methods. Learn more 💧 Urinary Incontinence and Prolapse TVT/TOT implants, Burch procedure, and laparoscopic correction of pelvic organ prolapse. Learn more 🌷 Intimate and Reconstructive Gynecology Labiaplasty, vaginal and perineal plastic surgery, treatment of Bartholin’s gland cysts. Learn more 🩺 Diagnostics and Procedures Ultrasound, hysteroscopy, punctures, and outpatient procedures under the supervision of an anesthesiologist. Learn more

The Course of the Visit

What happens during a visit to the gynecologist?

The consultation and ultrasound are usually performed during a single visit. The visit lasts about 30 minutes. The cost of an initial consultation is 60 EUR; follow-up consultations cost 50 EUR.

⏱ ~30 minutes 60 EUR / follow-up visit 50 EUR Ultrasound during the same visit No referral required

1

Conversation

The doctor listens to the patient's symptoms and reviews the patient's medical history.
2

Tour

The gynecological exam is performed with the patient in a comfortable position, without rushing.
3

Ultrasonography

A transvaginal or transabdominal ultrasound is usually performed during the same visit.
4

Plan

You will receive a clear diagnosis and a personalized treatment plan.

Services

Gynecological Services

Treatment always begins with a consultation. Surgery is never the first step—whenever possible, we start with the least invasive methods. For more information on each specialty, please visit the corresponding page:

🩺 Gynecologist Consultations and Diagnostics Consultations, ultrasound, hysteroscopy, and diagnostic procedures. Learn more → 🌸 Endometriosis Treatment Surgery for deep endometriosis and treatment of pelvic pain. Learn more → 🫧 Treatment of Ovarian Cysts and Fallopian Tubes Cyst removal, fallopian tube surgery, and reproductive health surgery. Learn more → 🔵 Treatment of Uterine Fibroids Myomectomy, hysteroscopic procedures, and uterine surgery. Learn more → 💧 Treatment of Urinary Incontinence TVT/TOT implants, Burch procedure, and prolapse repair. Learn more → 🔬 Laparoscopic Surgery How laparoscopy is performed, its benefits, and recovery. Learn more → 🌷 Intimate and Reconstructive Gynecology Labiaplasty, vaginoplasty, and treatment of Bartholin’s cysts. Learn more → 🏥 Outpatient Procedures Dilation and curettage, termination of pregnancy, and other outpatient procedures. Learn more →

Without a fuss

Should I be worried about gynecological surgery?

Many patients put off their appointments because they are afraid of the possibility of surgery. However, modern gynecological surgery is very different from the common perception of major surgery.

Most procedures are performed laparoscopically, and patients stay in the hospital for one to three days. Early diagnosis often makes it possible to avoid surgery altogether or to choose the least invasive method available.

✓ Surgeries are performed under anesthesia—you won't feel any pain
✓ Small cuts and barely noticeable scars
✓ Hospital stay: usually 1–3 days
✓ For light work — within 1–2 weeks
✓ Fertility-preserving methods

Gynecologist Appointment

If you have any symptoms or would like a preventive checkup, it is recommended that you consult a gynecologist. During your visit, you can:

determine the cause of the symptoms
perform an ultrasound during the same visit
receive a personalized treatment plan

📞 +371 26002570 📍 13 Gardenes Street, Riga

📅 Schedule a consultation

Your privacy is our priority. Your application is confidential.

Prices

Consultation Fees and Payment

The prices for consultations are listed below. The prices for surgeries and procedures are determined on a case-by-case basis following a consultation, as they depend on the diagnosis, the chosen method, and the patient’s condition.

Initial consultation with a gynecologist 60 €

Follow-up gynecologist appointment 50 €

Anesthesiologist Consultation 60 €

🛡️Health Insurance

We work directly with Seesam, Compensa, BALTA, BTA, and ERGO. For customers of other insurers, we issue documents for reimbursement of expenses.

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