Winter is a time of particularly frequent infections in children. Increased temperature, runny nose, cough or lack of appetite – these are symptoms that can worry every parent. What to do to relieve the child before seeking medical advice?
On the occasion of Christmas, we wish you health, joy and peace spent with your loved ones. May these days bring moments of respite and a magical atmosphere.
During the Christmas and New Year period, NZOZ Twój Lekarz facilities accept patients according to a special holiday schedule.
Behind us are more intensive months of work of the entire NZOZ Twój Lekarz team. Every day we made efforts to improve the level of services provided and introduce innovations that make it easier for our Patients to access comprehensive medical care.
Are you planning an exotic trip? Or maybe you've just returned from the tropics and are experiencing worrying symptoms? The podcast series CO NA TO TWÓJ ELEKARZ with Dr. Mateusz Babicki, MD, provides comprehensive information on health while traveling.
Is your child breathing through their mouth instead of their nose? Check if they need the support of an MFS stimulator! Mouth breathing may indicate problems that should be consulted with a specialist. At the NZOZ Your Doctor Speech Therapy Clinic, we offer therapy using MFS Stimulators.
The next edition of the Birthing School starts on November 26. This is the perfect opportunity for you to gain knowledge that will help you enter a new stage of life with greater confidence.
Do your feet often hurt? Individual Orthopaedic Insoles (IWO) may be the solution that will alleviate your ailments. The NZOZ Your Doctor Rehabilitation Studio invites you to a consultation and selection of insoles.
November is a time when seasonal infections increase and patients are more likely to seek effective ways to get better quickly. However, European Antibiotic Awareness Day, which falls on November 18, reminds us of the need to use antibiotics wisely.
About a thousand girls and boys were vaccinated against human papillomavirus (HPV) during a campaign conducted by NZOZ Twój Lekarz in schools in Wrocław and surrounding municipalities.