Oncology

Early diagnosis saves lives – get checked by an oncologist

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Oncologist Iryna Mykolayivna Polishchuk

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П/П	ПОСЛУГА	ЦІНА (ГРН)
1	Consultation a clinical oncologist	850.00 грн	Замовити
2	Consultation with a clinical oncologist repeated (within a month)	800.00 грн	Замовити

Consultation with an oncologist at ZDRAVO Medical Center

An oncologist consultation is an important step in the early diagnosis and ongoing monitoring of your health. At ZDRAVO Medical Center, consultations take place in a comfortable environment, without unnecessary rush, and with attentive, personalized care for every patient.

During the consultation, the doctor evaluates your symptoms, reviews the results of previous examinations, and, if necessary, recommends additional diagnostic tests. The main goal is to detect potentially serious changes at an early stage or, conversely, to confirm that there is no cause for concern.

At ZDRAVO, patients receive clear explanations, a well-defined plan for further care, and medical support throughout every stage of the process—from the initial consultation to treatment follow-up and ongoing monitoring.

Who is an oncologist?

An oncologist is a doctor who specializes in the diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of conditions related to tumors and abnormal growths. Their role is not limited to treating confirmed cancer but also includes the early detection of changes that require medical attention.

An oncologist can help:

perform an initial assessment of symptoms and risk factors;
determine whether a tumor is benign or requires further evaluation;
order the necessary laboratory tests and diagnostic procedures;
develop an individualized treatment or follow-up plan;
coordinate care together with other medical specialists.

A timely consultation with an oncologist often helps prevent complications and makes it possible to begin treatment at an early stage.

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Symptoms that require a consultation with an oncologist

Not every change in the body is dangerous, but some symptoms should never be ignored. It is recommended to schedule an appointment with an oncologist if you notice:

persistent pain with no obvious cause;
sudden weight loss or loss of appetite;
ongoing weakness and fatigue that does not improve;
new lumps, swelling, or nodules under the skin;
changes in moles, skin spots, or other skin lesions;
sores that do not heal for a long time;
unusual bleeding or discharge;
persistent changes in bowel or bladder habits;
a cough, hoarseness, or difficulty swallowing that persists.

Early diagnosis significantly improves treatment outcomes. If you have any concerns, it is best to consult a doctor and receive a professional medical evaluation.

Cancer screening – early cancer detection

Cancer screening is a set of preventive examinations designed to detect cancer at an early stage, when treatment is most effective. Many types of cancer can develop without noticeable symptoms for a long time, making regular screening especially important for people at increased risk.

Screening is recommended:

after the age of 40–45;
if there is a family history of cancer;
for people with chronic diseases or long-term exposure to harmful factors;
to monitor health after precancerous conditions.

At ZDRAVO Medical Center, cancer screening is tailored to each patient based on their age, medical history, and current symptoms.

Tests used to diagnose cancer

To clarify the diagnosis and assess your overall health, an oncologist may recommend modern laboratory and diagnostic examinations.

Depending on the clinical situation, these may include:

consultation with an oncologist and a clinical examination;
blood tests (complete blood count and biochemical tests);
ultrasound examinations of organs and lymph nodes;
endoscopic procedures when indicated;
computed tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI);
biopsy to determine the nature of a tumor;
additional specialized examinations depending on the location of the suspected condition.

The doctor explains every stage of the diagnostic process and recommends only the examinations that are truly necessary. The main goal is to obtain accurate information without delaying diagnosis or treatment.

What to expect during your first oncology consultation

The initial oncology consultation is an appointment during which the doctor evaluates your overall health, reviews your symptoms, and determines whether additional diagnostic tests are needed. This visit is important not only when cancer is suspected but also for preventive care or monitoring an existing diagnosis.

During the initial consultation, the oncologist will:

carefully discuss your symptoms and determine when they first appeared;
review your personal and family medical history, including hereditary risk factors;
perform a clinical examination and assess any concerning changes;
evaluate the results of previous examinations (ultrasound, CT scans, laboratory tests);
recommend additional diagnostic tests if necessary;
develop a clear plan for further monitoring or treatment.

At ZDRAVO Medical Center, consultations are conducted without unnecessary rush, with detailed explanations and ongoing support to help patients feel informed, confident, and reassured.

Prevention and regular follow-up after treatment

Even after successful treatment, it is important to remain under medical supervision. Regular follow-up examinations help detect possible changes at an early stage, reduce the risk of recurrence, and maintain long-term health.

Oncology follow-up care may include:

scheduled consultations with an oncologist;
follow-up laboratory tests and diagnostic examinations;
assessment of recovery and treatment outcomes;
recommendations on lifestyle, nutrition, and the prevention of complications.

The specialists at ZDRAVO Medical Center support patients throughout every stage of care—from the initial diagnosis to recovery and long-term follow-up—to ensure the safest and most comprehensive approach possible.

Why choose ZDRAVO?

Support for patients with cancer comes first at ZDRAVO, and includes individualized treatment programs developed by experienced specialists using the latest therapies. Patients receive psychological support, comfortable conditions of stay and access to innovative technologies.

We employ experienced specialists – clinical oncologist Iryna Mykolayivna Polishchuk with over 30 years of experience is in charge. Iryna Mykolayivna is highly qualified and experienced in various aspects of oncology. The doctor has the most modern methods of treatment and strives to keep abreast of the latest research and advances in cancer treatment. In our medical centre, you will receive the most effective and modern treatment options.

ZDRAVO provides palliative care to relieve symptoms and improve quality of life at any stage of the disease

Palliative care is not aimed at treating the disease itself, but provides a comfortable and dignified life for the patient, focusing on his or her needs, wishes and emotional well-being.

1. Relief of pain and other symptoms: medical and non-medical treatment to control physical symptoms such as pain, nausea, shortness of breath and other manifestations associated with the disease.

2. Psychological support: help in overcoming emotional stress, anxiety and depression that often accompany a serious illness.

3. Psychological support: providing spiritual and moral support for the patient and his/her family to help them find inner strength and peace.

Frequently asked questions

Can I see an oncologist for a check-up without a confirmed diagnosis?

Yes. An oncologist consultation is often recommended to assess your risk factors, review examination results, and confirm whether there is any cause for concern.

What examinations are usually included in cancer screening?

Cancer screening is tailored to each individual but most commonly includes a medical consultation, laboratory tests, ultrasound examinations, and other diagnostic procedures that help detect changes at an early stage.

Does every tumor mean cancer?

No. Most tumors and growths are benign, but they should always be evaluated by a doctor. An oncologist will determine whether monitoring or additional diagnostic tests are necessary.

When should I not delay seeing an oncologist?

If your symptoms persist for a long time or you notice unexplained lumps, bleeding, or changes in moles, it is best to schedule an examination as soon as possible.

Can I consult an oncologist if I have no symptoms but have a family history of cancer?

Yes. If cancer has occurred in your family, preventive examinations are especially important. The doctor will help determine the appropriate screening schedule and the examinations you may need.

Do I need to prepare for an oncologist consultation?

No special preparation is usually required. However, it is recommended to bring the results of previous laboratory tests, ultrasound examinations, and medical reports to make the consultation as informative as possible.

Can an oncologist help if I don't have a confirmed diagnosis yet?

Yes. One of the oncologist's main responsibilities is to evaluate symptoms, assess suspicious changes, and determine which examinations are needed to reach an accurate diagnosis.

Why are regular follow-up examinations important after treatment?

Follow-up examinations help monitor your health, detect possible changes at an early stage, and maintain stable treatment results after therapy.

Check - Up

Many health problems can be diagnosed and prevented in the early stages. In order to timely detect negative changes and symptoms as well as to prevent the consequences, it is necessary to do a complex check-up.