Specialist endocrinology consultation
Personal consultation with an experienced Endomedix endocrinologist.
- Finding the cause We do not suppress the symptom: we look for its root.
- Related specialties in one place Gynaecology, internal medicine and gastroenterology under one roof.
- Lab and ultrasound on site Hormone panels and imaging without separate appointments.
- Personalised treatment In line with the latest international protocols.
When should you see an endocrinologist?
Hormonal imbalances often produce puzzling symptoms — with the complaints below, it is almost always worth looking for a hormonal cause as well.
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Suspected thyroid disease
If you feel a lump, or experience unexplained weight gain, weight loss or hair loss.
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Investigating insulin resistance
If you suffer from sugar cravings, tiredness after meals or difficulty losing weight.
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Gynaecological hormone disorders
In case of irregular periods, suspected PCOS or fertility problems.
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Causes of osteoporosis
To address calcium metabolism and stop hormone-related bone loss.
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Chronic fatigue, sleep problems
If rest does not help and the cause may be adrenal or otherwise hormonal.
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Skin problems, hair growth
To clarify the hormonal background of adult acne or unusual hair growth.
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Vitamin D and metabolic disorders
To optimise the body's vitamin balance and basic processes.
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Headaches and fluctuating blood pressure
When overactivity of certain hormone-producing organs may be behind the symptoms.
Does any of these symptoms sound familiar? In the consultation, we take enough time to discuss your complaints in detail.
This list is for information only and does not replace an examination by a specialist. Please bring your previous results to the consultation and write a list of the medicines and dietary supplements you take. If you have any questions, call us: 06-1-413-2500 (H–P 9–17).
Why choose endocrinology care at Endomedix?
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In-depth diagnostics that look for the cause
Endocrinology is not just about suppressing symptoms. Our doctors aim to find the root of the hormonal imbalance: we take genetic predisposition, environmental influences and lifestyle into account. In the consultation, we take enough time to discuss your complaints in detail.
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Close cooperation with related specialties
Hormonal problems often affect other areas too: gynaecology, internal medicine or gastroenterology. With us, patients do not get lost between systems — if the diagnosis calls for it, we involve other specialists or a radiologist in-house, so your investigations stay fast and coordinated.
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Personalised, modern treatments
No two hormonal systems are the same. We always tailor the treatment plan to your individual needs and the latest international protocols. Whether it is adjusting medication, dietary advice or a lifestyle strategy, the goal is lasting well-being and the prevention of complications.
What happens after the consultation?
Once you have the endocrinologist's opinion, the diagnosis often needs to be refined or associated conditions ruled out — we support you through this as well.
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Laboratory diagnostics
Special hormone panels, tolerance tests (such as a glucose tolerance test) and vitamin level measurements without waiting.
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Ultrasound diagnostics
Thyroid, abdominal and pelvic ultrasound to identify structural changes immediately.
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Gastroenterology consultation
If hormonal symptoms (such as bloating or malabsorption) have a digestive origin, we develop the treatment together with our specialists.
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Did you know?
Five questions and answers about endocrinology investigations.
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Did you know that an underactive thyroid is often mistaken for depression?
Tiredness, low mood and a slower metabolism are often caused by a simple hormone deficiency that can be treated.
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Did you know that insulin resistance does not only affect people who are overweight?
A metabolic disorder of the cells can also be present in slim people, so laboratory screening is important if it is suspected.
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Did you know that the state of your gut directly affects hormone production?
The balance of the gut flora, often called the second brain, is crucial for the absorption and production of certain hormones.
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Did you know that it is worth making a list of the vitamins you take before the examination?
Certain dietary supplements can affect lab results, so it is important that your doctor knows about them.
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Did you know that hormone panel tests and ultrasound are available on site?
This way you do not have to hunt for separate appointments, and your investigations run smoothly.
Can also be paid from a health fund account
The examination fee can of course also be paid from your health fund account — our colleagues will be happy to give you the details. The list of health funds that work with Endomedix can be found here.
- Health fund account The fees for the consultation, hormone panel and ultrasound can also be paid from your health fund account.
- Questions about the details? Call us on +36 1 413 2500 or write to us via the contact page.
