About the Clinic and Its Operation

1) How can I make an appointment? What are your working hours?

📞 You can create an appointment by calling 0532 463 71 20 or 0312 468 84 95. We provide service during weekday working hours and schedule the earliest available time together. Address: Nenehatun Caddesi No:114, Floor:1, GOP Çankaya, Ankara 06680 📍

2) In which situations should I apply urgently?

In cases such as severe lower abdominal pain, excessive/sudden vaginal bleeding, bleeding or water breaking during pregnancy, fever above 38°C, foul-smelling discharge, fainting, or a noticeable decrease in fetal movements after the 24th week, please apply to the emergency service or our clinic without delay.

3) How are consent and confidentiality ensured during examinations and procedures?

All tests and procedures are performed after informed consent. Your personal data is protected within the scope of data privacy regulations and is not shared with third parties. We present treatment options clearly, considering the risk–benefit balance.

4) How do the post-operation/post-procedure follow-up and reporting processes work?

Upon discharge, a written care plan, medication schedule, and warning signs are provided. The first follow-up appointment is usually within 7–14 days depending on the procedure. Necessary rest reports are arranged according to medical need, and we plan the return to work/school together.

5) How can I get information about fees and payment options?

Fees vary depending on the scope of examination, tests, and procedures. For current pricing and contracted institutions, you can contact our clinic directly. Before the examination, we provide a transparent estimate of the cost and any potential additional expenses.

Regarding Health Issues

6) How often is pregnancy follow-up performed?

Generally, appointments are scheduled every 4 weeks until the 28th week, every 2 weeks between 28–36 weeks, and weekly from the 36th week until birth. In special conditions (multiple pregnancy, diabetes, hypertension, etc.), intervals are personalized.

7) When should I have my Pap smear and HPV test?

Screening is recommended between the ages of 21–65. Between ages 21–29, a smear test every 3 years; between ages 30–65, an HPV test every 5 years or HPV+smear (co-testing) is appropriate. More frequent follow-ups are planned in cases such as abnormal results or immunosuppression. HPV vaccination may be considered as a preventive option 💡

8) What are the symptoms of endometriosis (chocolate cyst), and how is it managed?

Painful periods, pain during intercourse, chronic pelvic pain, and sometimes infertility may occur. Diagnosis includes examination, ultrasound, and laparoscopy in selected cases. Treatment is individualized and may involve pain control, hormonal options, and laparoscopic surgery for appropriate patients.

9) I cannot conceive; when is evaluation necessary?

If you are under 35 and pregnancy has not occurred after 12 months of regular unprotected intercourse, or if you are 35 or older and no pregnancy occurs after 6 months, evaluation is recommended. Initial steps include assessing ovulation, hormone profile, uterus–tubes, and semen analysis; further tests are arranged if needed.

10) Which contraceptive method would be suitable for me?

Age, fertility plans, menstrual pattern, smoking, and accompanying medical conditions are considered. We evaluate the pros and cons of methods such as pills, IUD, implant, injection, barrier, and natural methods during the examination, also taking into account special conditions like breastfeeding and migraine. ✅