Contraception Warsaw – modern fertility protection with the help of a gynecologist

See also: Emergency contraception.

What is contraception?

Contraception is a set of methods that prevent unplanned pregnancy. Modern medicine offers many effective, safe solutions tailored to a woman's needs that allow for conscious family planning. The choice of the appropriate form of contraception should take into account health status, lifestyle, age, partners' needs, and any health contraindications.

Why is it worth consulting with a gynecologist?

Choosing the right contraceptive method should not be random. Consultation with a gynecologist allows for:

conducting a health interview and gynecological examination,
assessing the risk of side effects,
taking into account individual patient needs,
discussing the possibility of changing or discontinuing a given method,
learning about modern solutions available on the market.

At OpenMed, we provide comprehensive gynecological support, diagnostics (including ultrasound) and professional contraception counseling.

Available contraceptive methods

Our facilities offer a wide range of contraceptive methods:

Hormonal contraception

Oral contraceptive pills – single- and two-component, taken daily
Vaginal rings – convenient, monthly, self-inserted by the patient
Transdermal patches – applied to the skin once a week
Intramuscular injections – long-acting preparations administered once every 8–12 weeks
Subcutaneous implants – small rods placed under the skin of the arm, effective for up to 3 years
Hormonal intrauterine devices – e.g., Mirena, Kyleena, effective for up to 5 years

Non-hormonal contraception

Copper intrauterine devices / GOLD-T
Barrier methods: condoms, vaginal caps
Natural methods: cycle observation, thermal and mucus method
Spermicides: vaginal globules, foams

Emergency contraception (the "morning-after pill")

Emergency contraception is an effective and safe solution used in emergency situations when the current method of protection has failed or unprotected intercourse has occurred.

Its purpose is to delay or inhibit ovulation, which reduces the risk of fertilization – this is not a method of terminating pregnancy. At OpenMed, we provide quick, discreet help and professional gynecological support so that every patient can make the right decision.

Used after unprotected intercourse or method failure (e.g., broken condom)
Most effective when used within 72 hours of intercourse
Prescribed after gynecological consultation – the doctor assesses health status and selects the appropriate preparation

Who are contraceptive consultations recommended for?

For women who are beginning sexual activity
For patients planning to change their contraceptive method
For women after childbirth or during lactation
For patients with chronic diseases (e.g., hypertension, diabetes)
For every woman who wants to consciously manage her fertility and health

Why choose OpenMed?

✔ We offer an individual approach and full discretion
✔ We work with experienced gynecologists and obstetricians
✔ We perform diagnostic tests on-site (ultrasound, cytology, cultures)
✔ We provide the possibility of inserting or removing intrauterine devices
✔ We enable quick consultation in case of emergency contraception needs

Take care of your future – schedule a consultation

Contact us to talk with a gynecologist about the best contraceptive method for you. Together we will select a solution that will be effective, convenient and safe.

Have questions? Contact us - 22 100 45 20.