Colposcopy
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Colposcopy
Colposcopy – Polyclinic Belgrade. Examination of the cervix by an experienced gynecologist and a comfortable patient experience. AFFORDABLE PRICE✓ Book your appointment!
Colposcopy is an advanced gynecological diagnostic method that enables a detailed examination of the cervix, vagina, and external genitalia using a colposcope. This examination helps with the early detection of changes in the mucous membrane and timely assessment of health conditions. At Belgrade Polyclinic, colposcopy is performed with expert evaluation by a gynecologist, modern equipment, and a careful approach tailored to each patient.
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What is colposcopy?
Symptoms
Colposcopy is recommended when there is a need for a more detailed assessment of the cervix, especially if certain changes have been detected during a gynecological examination or laboratory tests. It is also often performed as a preventive examination because it enables early detection of changes that may not cause symptoms in the initial stages.
The most common reasons and changes for which colposcopy is recommended include:
- an altered or abnormal Pap smear result,
- a positive HPV test result,
- changes on the cervix detected during a gynecological examination,
- unusual vaginal bleeding,
- bleeding after sexual intercourse,
- pain or discomfort during intercourse,
- changes in the cervical mucosa,
- the need for follow-up after previously identified changes.
Colposcopy may also be recommended when there are no noticeable symptoms, as part of preventive examinations and monitoring of women’s health.
At Belgrade Polyclinic, colposcopy is performed with expert assessment by a gynecologist, modern diagnostic equipment, and an individual approach tailored to each patient, with the aim of timely detection and monitoring of possible changes.
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About us
Belgrade Polyclinic provides professional gynecological examinations and modern diagnostics, including colposcopy, with the aim of maintaining women’s health and enabling the timely detection of potential changes. Our team of gynecologists uses modern examination methods and approaches each patient individually, with professionalism, discretion, and care.
Colposcopy at Belgrade Polyclinic is performed with expert medical assessment, modern equipment, and adherence to the highest standards of medical practice. Our goal is to provide patients with reliable diagnostics, confidence, and high-quality healthcare support throughout all stages of women’s health care.
Frequently Asked Questions
Colposcopy is a gynecological diagnostic method that uses a colposcope to examine the cervix, vagina, and external genitalia in detail. It allows the doctor to assess the appearance of the tissue under magnification and detect changes that cannot be seen during a routine examination.
Colposcopy is most commonly recommended after an abnormal Pap smear result, a positive HPV test result, detected changes on the cervix, or when the gynecologist determines that a more detailed analysis is needed.
During the examination, the patient is positioned for a gynecological examination, and the doctor uses a colposcope to view the cervix and surrounding tissue under magnification. If needed, special solutions may be applied to help assess changes more accurately.
Colposcopy is generally not a painful examination. Most patients experience only mild discomfort, similar to a standard gynecological examination.
The examination usually takes a short time, most often around 10 to 20 minutes, depending on the findings and whether additional procedures are required.
Before the examination, it is usually recommended to avoid vaginal products and sexual intercourse for a short period before the procedure, according to the gynecologist’s advice. The patient receives precise instructions when scheduling the examination.
Before the examination, it is usually recommended to avoid vaginal products and sexual intercourse for a short period before the procedure, according to the gynecologist’s advice. The patient receives precise instructions when scheduling the examination.
If the doctor notices a change that requires further analysis, a biopsy may be recommended, which involves taking a small tissue sample for histopathological examination.
No. A Pap smear is a cytological analysis of cervical cells, while colposcopy is a visual examination of tissue using a specialized device. These methods are often used together for a more accurate assessment.
