Digestive Health

Diarrhea, constipation, heartburn, belching, abdominal pain… These are just some of the symptoms commonly associated with digestive disorders. It is estimated that every second person experiences some form of digestive health issue during their lifetime.

Many people tolerate these symptoms for years, considering them normal or simply an inconvenience they must live with. In most cases, however, digestive problems have a clear cause and effective treatment is available.

Digestive disorders can range from mild discomfort to serious conditions requiring long-term treatment.

Recommendation: Do not ignore symptoms, as even minor changes may indicate a serious underlying condition. Without proper attention, the condition may worsen.

What Digestive Symptoms Should Raise Concern?

You should pay attention if you:

  • Experience persistent or recurrent abdominal pain;
  • Feel that food gets stuck in the esophagus or have difficulty swallowing;
  • Have persistent heartburn or acid reflux;
  • Frequently experience nausea, bloating, or vomiting;
  • Suffer from long-term constipation, diarrhea, or alternating bowel habits;
  • Notice blood in your stool or bleeding from the rectum;
  • Experience unexplained weight loss within a short period of time;
  • Feel persistent fatigue over a prolonged period.
Consultation with a Gastrointestinal Surgeon Endoscopies Examinations

Gastrointestinal surgeon consultation

A gastrointestinal surgeon helps diagnose and treat problems related to the abdominal cavity and the digestive system.

When should you see a gastrointestinal surgeon?

You should book a consultation with a gastrointestinal surgeon if you experience:

  • persistent or recurrent abdominal pain, especially if it is severe, sudden, or lasts for more than a few days;
  • a feeling that food is getting stuck in the esophagus (difficulty swallowing);
  • persistent heartburn or acid reflux that does not improve with standard treatments;
  • frequent nausea, bloating, or vomiting that affects daily life;
  • changes in bowel habits, such as long-term constipation, diarrhea, or alternating between both;
  • blood in the stool or rectal bleeding;
  • unexplained weight loss over a short period;
  • long-term fatigue;
  • the need to clarify previous test results.
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Colonoscopy

Colonoscopy (bowel examination)

Full Price 430€

Colonoscopy under sedation

Full Price 750€

Colonoscopy and gastroscopy

Full Price 590€

Colonoscopy and gastroscopy under sedation

Full Price 910€

Endoscopic Polyp Removal (Up to 5 Polyps)

Full Price 105€

A colonoscopy is a modern intestinal examination used to evaluate the large intestine (colon), rectum, and the terminal part of the small intestine. It is the most accurate method for assessing the lining of the colon and the only diagnostic method that can reliably rule out colorectal cancer.

Colonoscopy helps identify the causes of gastrointestinal symptoms by detecting polyps, tumors, inflammatory changes, diverticula, or hemorrhoids. If necessary, polyps can be removed and tissue samples (biopsies) taken during the procedure.

When should you have a colonoscopy?

  • long-term abdominal pain or diarrhea
  • blood in the stool or unexplained weight loss
  • symptoms of intestinal inflammation, such as bloating, intestinal cramps, or diarrhea
  • a family history of colorectal cancer or polyps
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Gastroscopy

Gastroscopy (stomach examination)

Full Price 190€

Gastroscopy under sedation

Full Price 510€

Gastroscopy is an upper gastrointestinal tract examination in which the esophagus, stomach, and duodenum are visualized. The procedure is performed using a flexible, thin tube-like optical instrument that allows direct inspection of the inner surfaces of these organs. If necessary, tissue samples can be taken immediately, benign lesions removed, or bleeding stopped.

When should you have a gastroscopy?

  • upper abdominal pain, heartburn, belching, or a sensation of a lump in the throat
  • difficulty swallowing, eating problems, recurrent nausea or vomiting
  • unexplained weight loss or anemia
  • vomiting blood
  • need for post-treatment or post-surgical follow-up
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Small bowel MRI

A small bowel MRI is used to assess the structure of the small intestinal wall, possible inflammatory changes, and intraluminal lesions. It also helps detect strictures, tumors, and inflammatory complications such as fistulas and abscesses.

Why is a small bowel MRI performed?

  • detect Crohn’s disease or other inflammatory bowel diseases
  • investigate long-lasting or unexplained abdominal pain
  • identify intestinal narrowing or obstruction
  • evaluate causes of gastrointestinal bleeding
  • detect tumors of the small intestine
  • monitor known disease progression and treatment response

What you need to know about the examination

  • Do not eat for 6 hours before the examination
  • Please arrive 1 hour before your scheduled appointment
  • One hour before the scan, you will be asked to drink 1.5 liters of a diluted solution (Eziclen or Fortrans) within 60 minutes. This solution expands the small bowel lumen, which is essential for high-quality imaging. It may cause diarrhea.
  • A venous cannula will be placed in your arm for the administration of contrast agent and medication (Bysimin) to slow intestinal movement.
  • The examination takes up to 45 minutes.
Full Price 285€

Abdominal and pelvic ultrasound examination

Referral required

An abdominal and pelvic ultrasound is used to assess the condition of the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, kidneys, and pelvic organs, and to detect possible abnormalities.

Why is an abdominal and pelvic ultrasound performed?

  • determine the cause of abdominal pain or discomfort
  • evaluate digestive issues, bloating, or changes in bowel function
  • detect diseases of the liver, gallbladder, kidneys, or bladder
  • identify kidney or gallstones
  • detect inflammatory processes and tumors
  • identify fluid accumulation in the abdominal cavity
  • investigate gynecological symptoms (e.g. lower abdominal pain)
  • monitor known medical conditions

What you need to know about the examination

  • The examination is suitable for both adults and children
  • You may eat a light meal up to 3 hours before the examinationIt is recommended to avoid eating immediately before the procedure. Small amounts of water may be consumed
  • The examination is painless and safe.
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