Gynecologycal Diseases

Diseases and treatments served in the Gynecology Department;
Follow-up and control of all periods of general women's health (adolescence, reproduction and menopause period)
Painful menstruation (dysmenorrhea)
Bartholin's abscess
Endometriosis and its treatment
Endocrine diseases
Infertility
Galactorrhea (breast milk)
Diseases that can be seen during pregnancy and puerperium
Problems with pregnancy (mole pregnancy (grape pregnancy) and gestational trophoblastic neoplasms
Adhesions and infertility due to previous surgery or pelvic infection

Genital infections (chlamydia, bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites, ureaplasma and mycoplasma infections, Molluscum contagiosum))
Genital herpes (genital herpes)
Genital wart (condyloma)
Urinary incontinence in women and its treatment
Myoma and its treatment
Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
Cervical infection (cervicitis)
Cervical cancer (cervical cancer) symptoms
Inflammation of the uterus (endometritis) Congenital anomalies or tumors in the uterus and infertility
Syphilis
Toxic shock syndrome
Vaginitis (vanginal infections) and vulvar infections (vulvitis)
Ovarian cysts and treatment
Ovarian cancer
Overstimulation of the ovaries (Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome)
Gynecological cancers and their treatments
Puberty Period

One of the important subjects of the department of gynecology is the adolescent gynecology period of the childhood age group. The complaints in this period are different from those in adulthood, and the gynecological examination has features suitable for the age group. Services are provided for the diagnosis and treatment of problems such as bleeding disorders and hair growth, as well as controls such as monitoring the puberty development of girls, menstruation, and arranging the vaccinations planned for protection against cervical cancers.
Infertility Treatment
Infertility is the condition in which pregnancy does not occur despite at least one year of unprotected and regular sexual intercourse.
Infertility treatment methods;
Ovulation therapy (ovulation induction)
Vaccination treatment (intrauterine insemination)
IVF treatment (IVF, ICSI)

Ovulation treatment (ovulation induction): With the examinations, the ovulation rate of the woman is determined, and if it is decided that ovulation is low, regular ovulation can be achieved with the help of drug therapy. The development of the eggs is followed regularly by ultrasonography. When the egg reaches the desired size, it is tried to achieve pregnancy through normal sexual intercourse. With this treatment method, 10-15% pregnancy can occur.
Vaccination treatment (intrauterine insemination): It is the method of taking the sperm cells of the man and leaving them into the uterus of the woman through special injectors.
For detailed information, you can visit our IVF Center page.
Pregnancy Follow-up
In our department, the health of pregnant women and babies is closely monitored, routine developmental processes and abnormalities of the baby are screened, and treatments are carried out to prevent miscarriages and stillbirths.

During pregnancy;
Early pregnancy ultrasound examination
11-14 weeks Down scan test and nuchal translucency measurement
16-18 weeks Down scan test and nuchal translucency measurement
Three- and four-dimensional ultrasound examination
Evaluation of fetal abnormalities or suspected anomaly
Obstetric Doppler ultrasound examination
Evaluation of multiple pregnancies
Birth
While approaching that magnificent moment, which has been longed for for 9 months, by offering the comfort that will make the expectant mothers feel in a peaceful and safe environment, the birth type is decided with the first examination made when the birth starts and the findings determined in the prenatal period.
In the Department of Gynecology, normal (vaginal) delivery, cesarean section (with general anesthesia), delivery with epidural anesthesia, and delivery with spinal anesthesia are performed.
The specialist physician staff of the Department of Women's Health and Diseases aims to reach high pregnancy and live birth rates in the light of new developments.

Gynecological Cancers

Cervical, ovarian and endometrial cancers are the main gynecological cancers that are diagnosed and treated in our department.
Cervical (cervix) cancer; It is a type of cancer that occurs in the part of the uterus that connects with the vagina. As a result of the examination of the swab sample taken from the cervix region with special methods (Pap test-Pap Smear), it is possible to detect cancer before it occurs. Thus, early treatment is the biggest advantage.

Ovarian cancer; Breast and/or ovarian cancer is a type of gynecological cancer that is more common in women with a family history, older age, and women who have not given birth, and is known to have the highest mortality rate.
In the surgical treatment of ovarian cancer in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, the ovaries, adjacent organs and tissues (lymph tissues and intra-abdominal adipose tissue, uterus) are removed. Rarely, other adjacent organs (intestines, spleen, liver and diaphragm) may be involved.

Endometrial cancer is the most common type of gynecological cancer in developed countries.
Risk factors are as follows:
Obesity
Menstruation before age 12
Menopause after age 55
History of excessive vaginal bleeding
Various hormone treatments
Polycystic ovary disease
Having a family history of cancer
Treatment of endometrial cancer is primarily surgical. Radiotherapy (radiation therapy) and/or chemotherapy can be applied in patients deemed necessary after surgical treatment.