NZOZ "Your Doctor"

Every year on April 7, WHO reminds us of the importance of informed health care. This year, World Health Day 2026, special emphasis will be placed on the role of knowledge and prevention in everyday life.

Dear Patients! On the occasion of the upcoming Easter, we wish you, above all, health, family warmth, peace and rest in the company of your loved ones.

In this interview with cardiologist Dr. Konrad Kaaz, we discuss key issues related to the diagnosis, treatment, and daily management of hypertension. We place particular emphasis on the patient's role in therapy and the importance of lifestyle as a treatment component.

Making an appointment with a primary care physician can be stressful for patients. Lack of time, difficulty getting through during the flu season, and uncertainty about how to get help quickly are everyday challenges faced by many people. Therefore, it's crucial that the registration process is simple and tailored to various life situations.

In this interview with cardiologist Dr. Konrad Kaaz, we discuss key issues related to prevention, risk factors, and symptoms of heart disease. The expert also explains which tests are worth undergoing and how to implement lasting lifestyle changes in practice.

A sudden sore throat before an important meeting, a fever during the workweek, or a flare-up of chronic illness symptoms at the most unexpected moment. In these situations, patients don't want to wait for an appointment. They want a quick consultation, a safe medical decision, and clear instructions on what to do next.

Many patients are familiar with this situation. They take their medications regularly, their health is stable, and yet they still have to find time for an appointment just to renew their prescription.

In this episode of WHAT YOUR DOCTOR SAYS, Dariusz Litera talks with Dr. Sebastian Floryn, an ophthalmology specialist, about symptoms that shouldn't be ignored. The expert explains when you should urgently seek medical attention, why time matters in some cases, and what systemic diseases can manifest through eye symptoms.

From 5 March 2026, the existing regulations ensuring broad access to medical services for persons with a PESEL number with UKR status will cease to apply.