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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.

In this episode of the WHAT YOUR DOCTOR SAYS podcast, Dariusz Litera talks with ophthalmologist Dr. Sebastian Floryn about the symptoms of cataracts, their causes, treatment options, and what patients can expect after surgery to remove a cloudy lens.

In this interview with Dr. Sebastian Floryn, an ophthalmology specialist, we discuss causes, symptoms, mistakes made by patients, and effective treatment methods. The expert explains why simply using random drops isn't always effective and when it's best not to delay a visit to the doctor.

The Wrocław County was among the nominees in the national competition "Healthy Local Government 2026" for implementing a health prevention program dedicated to tick-borne diseases.

In this episode of the podcast "WHAT YOUR DOCTOR SAYS," Dariusz Litera speaks with Dr. Kamil Bar, MD. He asks what allergy actually is and why it's mild in some patients while life-threatening in others. We learn about modern diagnostics and treatment of allergic diseases.

Winter break is synonymous with travel and outdoor activities. In practice, it's also a time when we're more likely to catch a cold, infection, or simply exhaustion. Therefore, it's worth consciously preparing for winter break and taking care of your health before problems arise.