Specialist clinics

Cardiology is the branch of internal medicine that deals with the functioning, structure, diseases, and abnormalities of the heart and circulatory system. Cardiologists manage a range of conditions, including widespread issues like hypertension, various arrhythmias, and heart failure. Fundamental cardiological tests include the ECG (electrocardiogram), echocardiogram, and 24-hour monitoring tests such as Holter ECG and ABPM (24-hour blood pressure monitoring).

  • When to see a cardiologist?
    • Chest pain or discomfort, which may be described as squeezing, pressure-like, or burning
    • Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
    • Dizziness, or fainting
    • Rapid or irregular heartbeat
    • Fatigue, exhaustion, or general weakness
    • Swelling, especially in the legs, around the ankles, or in the abdomen

Our skin is an extremely complex organ, and dermatology is the branch of science focused on studying it, treating its diseases, and maintaining its health. The skin directly interacts with and connects us to the physical external world, yet its condition also reflects our internal balance. Skin diseases are quite diverse and can be painful, cause aesthetic and psychological issues, as they often appear in visible areas. This visibility is an advantage, as changes and abnormalities can be detected early through regular self-examination, allowing timely treatment. Medical science has now achieved many results in the treatment of skin diseases, so in most cases it can be said that with proper care the recovery rate is very high or it can be made symptom-free.

  • When to see a dermatologist?
    • Acne
    • Psoriasis, shingles
    • Eczema
    • Rosacea
    • Warts
    • Fungal infections, such as nail fungus and athlete’s foot
    • Pigmentation disorders
    • Hair loss
    • Nail problems
    • Scabies and other parasitic infections
    • Bites, rashes, and other allergic skin reactions
    • Herpes and other viral skin infections
    • Unknown rashes and skin irritations
    • Certain sexually transmitted diseases
    • Skin cancer and precancerous conditions
  • When to see a cardiologist?
    • Chest pain or discomfort, which may be described as squeezing, pressure-like, or burning
    • Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
    • Dizziness, or fainting
    • Rapid or irregular heartbeat
    • Fatigue, exhaustion, or general weakness
    • Swelling, especially in the legs, around the ankles, or in the abdomen

Diabetology clinics are central locations for the care of diabetes patients. Diabetologists work with patients to develop a personalized treatment plan that varies depending on the type, severity and individual needs of the disease. Diabetes is also a significant health problem in Hungary, one of the popular diseases of our time. Health professionals pay a lot of attention to the prevention of diabetes and to educating the public about the importance of lifestyle changes and regular blood sugar control to prevent or significantly delay the development of diabetes, and serious complications

  • When to see a diabetologist?
    • Type 1 diabetes
    • Type 2 diabetes
    • Gestational diabetes
    • Diabetic neuropathy (nerve damage caused by diabetes)
    • Diabetic retinopathy (damage to the retina caused by diabetes)
    • Diabetic nephropathy (kidney disease caused by diabetes)
    • Hypoglycemia

The term „diet” is of Greek origin, and in a broader sense, it means regulated lifestyle; in a narrower sense, it refers to regulated feeding, nutrition, and therapeutic nutrition. Dietetics is the applied science of nutrition, which examines altered health states and the resulting metabolic processes. A dietitian is a highly educated professional who uses their comprehensive knowledge to assist individuals with nutrition, food preparation, and related lifestyle changes.

  • When to see a dietetics?
    • Weight problems: often only excess weight is considered here, but in healthy nutrition, the goal is to maintain an individual’s ideal body weight, so weight loss and fluctuating weight are also included.
    • Regular bloating
    • Constant feeling of fullness: even persistent hunger can be a symptom of improper nutrition
    • Poor general well-being, fatigue
    • Unpleasant abdominal or digestive symptoms
    • Diabetes
    • Menopausal symptoms
    • Pregnancy
    • Introduction of complementary feeding

Gastroenterology is a branch of internal medicine that specializes in diseases of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It deals with all organs of the digestive system, including the gastrointestinal tract (esophagus, stomach, and intestines) and the organs functionally and structurally interdependent with bile (liver, bile ducts, pancreas, and gallbladder).

  • When to see a gastroenterologist?
    • Difficulty swallowing
    • Symptoms caused by reflux
    • Heartburn
    • Nausea
    • Abdominal pain
    • Bloating
    • Frequently changing stool
    • Bloody stool
    • Diarrhea
    • Constipation
    • Unexplained weight loss or weight gain

Gynecology is the branch of medicine focused on the female reproductive system. It plays a crucial role in maintaining women’s overall health and well-being, addressing various conditions related to the reproductive organs. Gynecologists are experts in diagnosing and treating issues ranging from menstrual disorders and infertility to sexually transmitted infections and cancers of the reproductive organs. In addition to diagnosis and treatment, gynecologists also provide preventive care and education to help women stay healthy.

  • When to see a gynecologist?
    • Irregular Menstrual Cycles: If your menstrual cycle is significantly shorter or longer than usual (less than 24 days or more than 35 days), or if you experience heavy bleeding or severe cramps.
    • Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding: Bleeding between menstrual periods or after intercourse may indicate infections or other issues such as fibroids or polyps.
    • Unusual Vaginal Discharge: Changes in the color, odor, or consistency of vaginal discharge, or symptoms like itching or burning, could signal a vaginal infection.
    • Pain or Discomfort During Sex: Pain during intercourse or other sexual activities can indicate problems like infections, inflammation, or vaginal dryness.
    • Pelvic Pain: Persistent or severe pelvic pain may be a sign of conditions such as endometriosis, ovarian cysts, or pelvic inflammatory disease.
    • Hormonal Changes: Symptoms such as hair loss, excessive hair growth, skin issues, acne, weight gain during contraceptive use, hot flashes, or chronic fatigue during menopause.
    • Breast Changes: If you notice pain, discharge, lumps, or changes in the shape of your breast or armpit area, or if the nipple becomes persistently retracted or the skin changes, it is important to consult a gynecologist as soon as possible.

Hematology is a branch of medicine that focuses on the blood and blood-forming organs. It involves the study and treatment of disorders related to blood cells (e.g., red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets) and the organs responsible for their production, such as the bone marrow, spleen, and lymphatic system.

  • When to see a hematologist?
    • Fatigue, exhaustion, paleness: These symptoms often indicate anemia, which is one of the most common types of blood disorders.
    • Bleeding tendencies: If you experience prolonged or excessive bleeding, such as heavy menstrual bleeding, bruising, or frequent nosebleeds.
    • Increased risk of blood clotting (thrombosis): Blood clotting disorders may manifest as recurrent blood clots, swelling, and pain.
    • Severe infections: Recurrent infections, even from minor illnesses, might suggest an underlying hematologic condition.
    • Swollen lymph nodes: Swelling of lymph nodes, especially if accompanied by pain and fever, usually points to infections. However, painless lymph node enlargement should be evaluated by a doctor, who may consult a hematologist if necessary.
    • Enlarged spleen: An enlarged spleen can be a sign of blood disorders such as leukemia, lymphoma, or myeloproliferative diseases (a group of bone marrow disorders).

Internal medicine deals with diseases of the internal organs, their prevention, and the preservation of health. The uniqueness of this specialty lies in its ability to integrate other medical professions at the level of general medical practice. An internist always thinks systemically and does not only focus on specific areas but considers the functioning of the entire body, from head to toe. The internist is interested in the overall picture to uncover the root and ultimate cause of the problem.

  • When to see an internist?
    • Loss of appetite
    • Weight loss
    • Overweight, obesity, or sudden weight gain
    • Shortness of breath, suffocation
    • Cough, sputum production
    • Upper and lower respiratory complaints
    • Chest pain, rapid heartbeat
    • Abdominal pain, lower abdominal cramps
    • Back pain
    • Stomach pain, heartburn
    • Excess stomach acid, reflux
    • Bloating, constant feeling of fullness
    • Diarrhea, constipation
    • Unusual stool color: bloody or black stool
    • Urinary changes (pain, less, more, or different color)
    • Headache
    • Dizziness
    • Weakness, fatigue, lethargy, and malaise
    • Blood pressure fluctuations, high blood pressure, and cholesterol levels
    • Bleeding
    • Hormonal disorders
    • Fever

In our hospital, we offer effective solutions through treatments performed with the most modern laser technology. We provide a wide range of innovative and safe laser treatments to help you achieve both aesthetic and health goals. Our hospital uses world-class laser technology, combining the latest scientific advancements with sophisticated design to ensure the highest quality care for our patients. Our available treatments cover various areas, including aesthetic, dermatological, and surgical procedures.

  • Our Treatments:
    • Rosacea Laser Treatment
    • Spider Vein Laser ?
    • Treatment
    • Acne Laser Treatment
    • Pigmentation Spot Laser Treatment
    • Laser Skin Rejuvenatio
    • Laser Hair Removal

Nephrology is the medical specialty dedicated to the treatment and prevention of kidney diseases and the care of patients with such conditions. The kidneys have many vital functions, including filtering approximately 1800 liters of blood daily, excreting waste and toxins through urine, regulating blood pressure, managing electrolyte and fluid balance, and producing essential hormones. Given their crucial role in maintaining a healthy and well-functioning body, it is alarming that one in ten Europeans lives with reduced kidney function. In Hungary, the situation is even more dire, with over 1.5 million people suffering from chronic kidney disease, not to mention those with acute kidney injuries. Many are unaware of their progressively worsening kidney function, as this process can be silent in its early stages. Regular monitoring of kidney function is therefore highly beneficial, especially for patients with diabetes, obesity, or hypertension.

  • When to see a nephrologist?
    • Edema: Also known as fluid retention, is an increased accumulation of fluid in tissues due to a disruption in fluid exchange. A common local manifestation of kidney failure is morning edema around the eyes.
    • Occipital Headache: Often caused by hypertension, which is common in kidney diseases and may be the only warning sign of acute or chronic kidney conditions.
    • Kidney Pain: This can be categorized into two main types based on its nature:
      • Sudden, severe, cramp-like pain: Typically caused by obstruction in the urinary tract, such as stones or blood clots. This is often accompanied by a sudden decrease in urine output and other symptoms like abdominal bloating or nausea.
      • Dull, aching pain: Caused by kidney enlargement, potentially accompanied by fever. This type of pain may be observed in conditions like kidney cyst bleeding or thrombosis leading to kidney failure.
    • Fallen Condition: Often associated with upper urinary tract infections, where enlarged kidneys cause high fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, and general malaise.
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Neurology is the branch of medicine that focuses on the study, diagnosis, and treatment of disorders related to the central nervous system, which includes the brain, spinal cord, and nerves. Neurologists employ various methods and tools, such as brain imaging, to diagnose and manage a wide range of conditions, from headaches and seizures to Parkinson’s disease and multiple sclerosis.

  • When to see a neurologist?
    • Persistent Headaches or Migraines: Chronic or severe headaches that affect daily life.
    • Dizziness: Unexplained or recurrent feelings of spinning or imbalance.
    • Numbness or Tingling in the Limbs: Sensations of numbness, tingling, or pins and needles in the arms or legs.
    • Weakness: Sudden or gradual loss of strength in any part of the body.
    • Vision Problems: Changes in vision, such as blurred vision, double vision, or loss of vision.
    • Seizures: Uncontrolled episodes of electrical activity in the brain causing convulsions or altered consciousness.
    • Memory and Cognitive Issues: Problems with memory, concentration, or other cognitive functions.
    • Speech Difficulties: Problems with speaking, understanding, or articulating words.
    • Difficulty Swallowing: Challenges with swallowing or choking on food and liquids.
    • Tremors or Uncontrolled Movements: Involuntary shaking or movements that affect daily activities.
    • Coordination Problems: Difficulty with coordination or balance affecting walking or other activities.
    • Mood or Behavioral Changes: Significant changes in mood or behavior that may indicate neurological issues.
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Otorhinolaryngology, also known as ENT, is the medical specialty that treats and researches diseases and disorders of the ear, nose, and throat. ENT specialists manage a wide range of issues, from hearing loss and sinus infections to head and neck tumors. They employ various treatment methods, including surgical interventions and medication therapies, to provide the most effective care. ENT is one of the key medical fields dealing with sensory organs.

  • When to see an ENT?
    • Tinnitus, hearing loss, or hearing problems
    • Frequent nasal congestion, runny nose, nasal itching
    • Recurrent sinusitis or pain in the sinus area
    • Recurrent sore throat, throat irritation, cough, or laryngeal pain
    • Snoring and sleep apnea syndrome (difficulty breathing during sleep)
    • Dizziness or balance problems
    • Allergic reactions affecting the condition of the nose and throat
    • Burning sensation, pain, or difficulty breathing in the chest
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Oncology is the branch of medicine dedicated to the study, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of both benign and malignant tumors, including cancerous diseases. It is a dynamically evolving field that continuously incorporates the latest technologies and knowledge to improve outcomes in cancer treatment. Oncology closely interacts with other medical specialties, such as surgery and internal medicine, and can be divided into various subspecialties since tumors can develop in any part of the body. Generally, the earlier cancer is detected, the greater the chances of successful treatment.

  • When to see an oncologist?
    • Persistent Cough or Chest Pain: Continuous coughing or pain in the chest that doesn’t go away.
    • Bleeding: This includes blood in the stool, urine, or unexplained bleeding from other areas.
    • Loss of Appetite or Sudden Weight Loss: Significant and unexplained weight loss or loss of appetite.
    • Feeling of a Lump in the Throat or Difficulty Swallowing: Sensation of something stuck in the throat or trouble swallowing.
    • Pain or Swelling in the Testes: Discomfort or noticeable swelling in the testicular area.
    • Skin Changes: New lumps, sores, changes in existing moles or freckles, or alterations in skin pigmentation.
    • Vision Problems: Issues such as blurred vision or loss of vision in part of the visual field.
    • Persistent Diarrhea or Constipation: Long-term digestive issues, whether it’s ongoing diarrhea or constipation.
    • Pain in the Back, Sides, or Lower Abdomen: Unexplained or persistent pain in these areas could be a sign of underlying issues.
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Ophthalmology is a branch of medicine that deals with diseases and disorders related to the eyes and vision. Common issues include nearsightedness or farsightedness, conjunctivitis, and cataracts (both glaucoma and age-related cataracts). It’s essential to take care of our eye health even if we currently experience no problems. Regular ophthalmic check-ups can reveal diseases and changes that may be asymptomatic but could later cause significant problems and affect quality of life. For individuals with diabetes or high blood pressure, annual eye exams are particularly important, as these conditions can lead to severe vision-threatening complications.

  • When to see an ophthalmologist?
    • Vision Disturbances: Blurry or hazy vision, double vision, spots or flashes in the field of vision, decreased sharpness of contrast, distortion of objects, fading or changing colors.
    • Dry Eyes: Dry and painful eyes, burning sensation, eye fatigue, itching, tearing, or swelling of the eyelids.
    • Pain: Pain in the eye or forehead, headaches, migraines, and light sensitivity.
    • Redness and Irritation: Redness, swelling, or irritation in the eyes or eyelids, or dark circles under the eyes.
    • Foreign Body Sensation: Feeling of something in the eye or eyelids, which causes tearing or scratching.
    • Other Issues: Additional ophthalmic problems such as warts, eyelid inflammation, issues with the internal structures of the eye, conjunctivitis, etc.
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Orthopedics is the medical specialty focused on diagnosing, treating, and managing diseases and conditions related to the bones, joints, and muscles. Collectively known as the musculoskeletal system, this field covers issues concerning the bones of the limbs, the spinal vertebrae, and associated soft tissues.

  • when to see an orthopedist?

Proctology deals with diseases, diagnostics, and treatment of the last 15 centimeters of the large intestine, known as the rectum. A proctologist examines and treats conditions such as hemorrhoids, abnormal and inflammatory diseases of the rectum, rectal fissures, and anal fistulas. Special attention is given to the timely detection and treatment of both benign and malignant tumors of the rectum.

  • When to see a proctologist?
    • If you experience any of the following symptoms, you should seek a proctology consultation:
      • Diarrhea
      • Blood in stool
      • Pain, swelling, or sores around the anal area
      • Itching around the anus
      • Rectal discharge or bleeding
      • Warty lesions around the anus
      • Sensation of a foreign body in the rectal area
    • Even symptom-free patients are recommended to undergo proctological examination for colorectal cancer screening in the following cases:
      • Family history of cancer
      • Post-HPV infection, which could potentially trigger cancerous processes in the rectal area

Pulmonology, also known as chest medicine, is a branch of medicine that focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of lung diseases and respiratory system disorders. The lungs are vital organs responsible for oxygen supply, and their diseases often affect the functioning of the entire body. Nowadays, increasing air pollution is causing more people to suffer from asthma and chronic respiratory inflammation. The task of a pulmonologist is to treat acute and chronic respiratory complaints, treat infectious pneumonias, as well as respiratory health assessment and tumor screening.

  • When to see a pulmonologist?
    • Chronic Cough: Persistent coughing that does not improve.
    • Breathing Difficulties or Shortness of Breath: Difficulty in breathing or feeling breathless.
    • Increased Mucus Production: Excessive mucus or phlegm production.
    • Chest Pain or Pressure: Discomfort or pressure in the chest area.
    • Long-term or Recurring Bronchitis or Pneumonia: Persistent or frequent bronchitis or pneumonia.
    • Asthma Symptoms: Such as wheezing, frequent coughing, or difficulty breathing.
    • Allergic Respiratory Symptoms: Regular sneezing, coughing, or difficulty breathing due to allergies.
    • Suspicion of Sleep Apnea: Symptoms like snoring or breathing interruptions during sleep.
    • Persistent Hoarseness or Coughing: Ongoing hoarseness or throat clearing.
    • Inflammatory Markers in Blood Tests: Indicators such as high sedimentation rate, elevated white blood cell count, or high CRP.
    • Suspicious Signs of Lung Cancer: Such as a persistent cough or blood in sputum.
    • Increased Oxygen Demand: For example, during physical exertion.

Thyroid dysfunction is the most common hormonal imbalance in the general population. Studies show that in our country, 5-10% of the total population, and every fourth woman, suffers from some form of thyroid dysfunction or disease, which is often only discovered when symptoms appear. Thyroid disorders can cause a wide range of symptoms with varying intensity, so in many cases, it is only after unsuccessful treatments of these symptoms that patients realize they may have a thyroid problem. Diagnosis and treatment of thyroid dysfunctions are carried out by an endocrinologist at our clinic within a dedicated thyroid specialty clinic.

  • When to see a thyroid specialist?
    • Unexplained weight changes
    • Feeling of a lump in the throat
    • Fatigue or insomnia
    • Mood swings
    • High cholesterol levels
    • Menstrual and fertility issues
    • Digestive problems
    • Hair and skin issues
    • Neck stiffness or swollen neck
    • Muscle and joint pain

Ultrasound is a routine imaging procedure that provides a two-dimensional image of abdominal organs, tendons, joints, blood vessels, and nerves using sound waves that are inaudible to the human ear. This gentle and painless procedure enables the timely detection of internal medical conditions in internal medicine, endocrinology, urology, gynecology, as well as joint and vascular problems.

  • Our Ultrasound Examinations:
    • Abdominal Ultrasound Examination
    • Lower Limb Duplex Ultrasound Examination
    • Carotid Doppler Ultrasound
    • Thyroid Ultrasound
    • Neck Soft Tissue Ultrasound
    • Cardiac Ultrasound
    • Testicular Ultrasound

Urology is a branch of medicine that focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of congenital and acquired conditions affecting the urinary tract system in both men and women, as well as the male reproductive organs. Urology addresses issues such as prostate problems, kidney stones, infections, inflammations, developmental disorders, and urinary tract problems.

  • When to see a urologist?
    • Involuntary Urine Loss (Incontinence): Uncontrolled loss of urine.
    • Painful Urination: Pain during or after urination.
    • Difficulty Urinating: Hesitation or interruption in urine flow.
    • Decreased Urine Stream: Weak urine flow or frequent nighttime urination.
    • Recurrent Urinary Tract Infections: Infections that do not respond to treatment.
    • Frequent Urge to Urinate: Urgency or difficulty holding urine.
    • Blood in Urine: Presence of blood in the urine.
    • Changes in Urine: Alterations in the color, smell, or consistency of urine.
    • Pain or Discomfort: Pain in the lower back, groin, abdomen, or genital area.
    • Sudden, Severe Pain: Sharp pain on the sides of the abdomen or back (may indicate kidney stones).
    • Scrotal Pain or Swelling: Pain or swelling in the scrotum or around the testicles.
    • Erectile Dysfunction: Problems achieving or maintaining an erection.
    • Ejaculation Issues: Problems with ejaculation, such as premature or delayed ejaculation.
  • Shockwave Therapy
    • Half of men experience erectile difficulties or dysfunction at some point in their lives, particularly those with diabetes, high blood pressure, or obesity. Erectile dysfunction (ED) is often caused by vascular disease or narrowing of the blood vessels, and there are alternatives to the commonly known medications. Shockwave therapy is a new, innovative, and pain-free approach to treating erectile dysfunction. This proven method does not merely address symptoms but targets the underlying cause of the problem. Consequently, it offers a long-term, effective solution for erectile dysfunction caused by circulatory issues.

Vascular surgery is a medical specialty focused on the recognition and treatment of diseases and abnormalities of the blood vessels. This specialized field of surgery primarily examines the function of veins and arteries and treats pathological conditions arising from their abnormal functioning based on specific diagnoses. There is a wide range of treatments known for vascular diseases, starting from wound care and chronic wound management to outpatient procedures like sclerotherapy and extending to surgical interventions.

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  • Symptoms related to arterial system diseases:
    • Reduced walking distance (calf pain after walking a fixed distance)
    • Ulceration or discoloration of the lower extremities or toes
    • Ulceration or discoloration of the fingers of the upper extremities
    • Limb pain occurring even at rest
    • Sudden onset of vision, movement, and speech disorders
  • Symptoms related to venous system diseases:
    • Heavy leg sensation developing by the end of the day in the lower extremities
    • Varicose veins in the lower extremities affecting large veins
    • Spider veins in the lower extremities causing aesthetic concerns
    • Circular or hard-to-heal ulcers on the legs
    • Symptoms of phlebitis (painful, warm to the touch, possibly reddened lumps on the veins of the lower extremities)
    • After previous phlebitis (painful, firm lumps forming at previous varicosities)
    • After previous thrombosis
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Horkolás és az alvási apnoé szindróma

Horkolás és az alvási apnoé szindróma (alvás közbeni légzési nehézségek)

Szédülés vagy egyensúlyproblémák

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