New Specialists Join the ProfessMed Team

We are pleased to announce that our clinic team has expanded to include new specialists. More information will be available soon on each doctor’s individual page.

The team at ProfessMed continues to grow steadily. Recently, specialists in several new fields of medicine have joined us, allowing us to offer a broader range of consultations.

The current list of specialists is available on the Team page. Appointment availability can be checked and booked through the ZnanyLekarz system or by phone.

It is also worth seeing an endocrinologist in cases of menstrual irregularities, difficulty becoming pregnant, excessive hair growth, severe adult acne, galactorrhea outside the breastfeeding period, suspected polycystic ovary syndrome, abnormal hormone test results, or changes detected on a thyroid ultrasound. A consultation may also be recommended if there is a suspicion of disorders affecting the adrenal glands, pituitary gland, parathyroid glands, or calcium-phosphate metabolism.

Endocrinological diagnostics begin with a medical history and physical examination. The doctor asks about the duration of symptoms, chronic conditions, medications being taken, results of previous tests, family history, and changes in body weight, menstrual cycle, or overall well-being. Depending on the issue, they may recommend laboratory tests such as TSH, fT4, fT3, thyroid antibodies, glucose, insulin, cortisol, prolactin, or other hormones. In some cases, imaging studies are also needed, most commonly a thyroid ultrasound.

For your endocrinology appointment, it is worth bringing any previous blood test results, ultrasound reports, hospital discharge summaries, records of prior treatment, and a list of medications and supplements you are taking. You should not start or stop hormone treatment on your own based solely on a single test result. At ProfessMed, an endocrinology consultation makes it possible to assess symptoms, plan any necessary diagnostics, and tailor further management to the patient’s specific situation.