As winter gray reigns in Poland, more and more travelers are escaping to the tropical sun. We encourage you to read this travel essentials guide, based on the CO NA TO TWÓJ ELEKARZ podcasts featuring travel medicine specialist Mateusz Babicki, MD.
We wholeheartedly wish our patients and their loved ones that the coming days will bring health, peace, and respite from daily responsibilities. May these holidays be filled with goodness and kindness.
NZOZ Twój Lekarz is introducing commercial allergy consultations in Kobierzyce. This decision stems from the growing demand for consultations in this area and the increasing wait times for appointments reimbursed by the National Health Fund.
The upcoming holiday and winter break season is a time for preparations for sports camps. Winter camp organizers are increasingly requiring participants to provide a current certificate confirming they have no contraindications to participating in sports.
Patients at NZOZ Twój Lekarz can now use EMG (electromyography). This diagnostic method is recommended for people struggling with unexplained nerve and muscle ailments.
Urogynecological Physiotherapy and Osteopathy. When Your Body Says, "I Need Help"!
From November 19, residents of Mirków and the surrounding area can use a modern medical facility close to home.
Every day, thousands of people are diagnosed with diabetes! This disease develops silently and for long periods of time produces no obvious symptoms. In Poland, approximately 3 million people have diabetes, and another 5 million live with prediabetes.
The autumn and winter infectious season is a time of increased risk of illness, especially among young children. During this period, it is especially important that healthy individuals, such as those coming for vaccinations, avoid contact with patients presenting with symptoms of infection.
Autumn fog slowly settles on the windows, and thermometers relentlessly show ever-lower temperatures. Pharmacies increasingly often offer "something for a sore throat, something for a fever, something... anything." The infectious season is just beginning to make its presence felt.