Cytology at OpenMed Warsaw
We offer cervical cytology in Warsaw for women who want to take care of prevention and monitor the health of their cervix. At OpenMed we perform cytology in comfortable conditions, with attention to safety, discretion and an individual approach to every patient.
Both classic cervical cytology and liquid-based cytology are available at our clinic. We help patients prepare for the test, explain how to interpret cytology results and when the next examination should be scheduled.
Who do we help?
- women who want to have cytology done in Warsaw in comfortable and safe conditions,
- patients looking for a place where private cytology is available without unnecessary stress,
- women who want to focus on prevention and have regular cervical cytology,
- patients interested in liquid-based cytology, also known as LBC or thin-layer cytology,
- women who want to learn how to prepare for cytology and what the test result may mean.
Doctors performing cytology in Warsaw
Meet the gynaecologists who perform cytology at OpenMed in Warsaw. We provide a professional approach, comfortable test conditions and support both for classic cervical cytology and tests such as liquid-based cytology (LBC).
Why choose us?
Patients choose OpenMed because we provide cytology in Warsaw in comfortable conditions, with respect for privacy and an individual approach to every woman. We focus on the experience of doctors, calm communication and prevention based on high medical standards, so the test takes place in a safe and supportive atmosphere.
- cytology is performed by experienced gynaecologists who care about the accuracy of the test and the patient's comfort,
- we offer both the classic cytological test and more modern solutions, such as liquid-based cytology (LBC),
- we provide patients with a calm atmosphere, discretion and a clear explanation of how the test is conducted,
- we support women not only during the visit itself, but also when it comes to further prevention and the interpretation of cytology results,
- we offer private cytology in Warsaw based on the experience of the team and high standards of care.
Cervical cytology and modern prevention in Warsaw
Cervical cytology is one of the basic preventive tests that helps to take care of women's health and regularly monitor the condition of the cervix. At OpenMed you can have both classic cytology and liquid-based cytology, also known as thin-layer cytology or LBC. The choice of test depends on the patient's individual situation and the doctor's recommendations.
We make sure every woman can not only access the test, but also receive practical information on how to prepare for cytology and how often it should be performed. We also support patients when an abnormal cytology result appears and further explanations or additional diagnostic steps are needed. At OpenMed prevention is based on reliable care, calm communication and an individual approach.
How to prepare for cytology?
Good preparation for cytology helps obtain more reliable material for the test and reduces the risk that it will need to be repeated. Before the visit it is worth paying attention to a few simple rules that matter both for classic cervical cytology and for liquid-based cytology (LBC).
Preparation for cytology
Before the test it is worth scheduling the visit so that it does not coincide with menstruation. It is also advisable for 1-2 days before the test to avoid sexual intercourse and not to use intravaginal medications, suppositories, douching or other preparations that may affect the test. It is best to come for the visit when there is no bleeding or strong symptoms of intimate infection.
Cytology, menstruation and intercourse
One of the most frequent questions from patients concerns the relationship between cytology and menstruation. The test is not performed during bleeding, because it can make a proper assessment of the collected material more difficult. The question of cytology and intercourse is equally important. It is recommended to maintain a break from sexual contact before the test, as it may affect the quality of the sample and the cytology result.
What to remember
Cytology is the basic preventive test of the cervix, which is why it is worth doing it regularly in line with the doctor's recommendations. If a patient is wondering how often cytology should be performed, she should discuss this with her gynaecologist. The frequency of the test depends on age, previous results and individual health situation. In case of doubt about when to schedule the next test, it is worth discussing this during the visit with the doctor.
Cytology results and further steps
Test results should always be interpreted in the context of the clinical picture and the doctor's recommendations. An abnormal cytology result does not automatically mean a serious disease, but it may require further follow-up or extended diagnostics. This applies both to classic cytology and to LBC, as well as to situations when an HPV test is additionally performed from the same sample.
Cervical cytology - what is this test?
Cervical cytology is a preventive test that involves taking cells from the cervix and assessing them. Its purpose is to detect changes that may require further follow-up or extended diagnostics. The test is short, minimally invasive and has remained for years one of the basic elements of women's health prevention.
Regularly performed cytology makes it possible to detect abnormalities early, before symptoms appear. That is why cytology has such great importance in everyday gynaecological care. For many patients it is one of the most important check-ups performed as part of prevention.
Classic cytology, liquid-based cytology (LBC)
Depending on the indications and scope of diagnostics, classic cytology or liquid-based cytology can be performed. Liquid-based cytology, also known as LBC, involves preserving the collected material on a special medium, which allows for a more accurate assessment of the cells.
For the patient the difference is not in the comfort of the test itself, but in the way the sample is processed in the laboratory. In practice, liquid-based cytology is chosen when a more precise assessment of the collected material is desired. In some cases it is also possible to perform the test in a broader scope, for example as LBC + HPV test from the same sample.
Cytology in Warsaw - an important element of women's health prevention
Cytology is one of the basic preventive tests performed in gynaecology. The test consists of taking cells from the cervix and assessing them, which makes it possible to detect changes requiring further follow-up or diagnostics. For many patients cervical cytology is a permanent element of taking care of intimate health, allowing regular check-ups.
At OpenMed we perform cytology in Warsaw in comfortable conditions, with attention to the safety and quality of the test. Patients can choose both classic cytology and more modern methods, such as liquid-based cytology (LBC), also called thin-layer cytology. Depending on indications, the test can also be performed in an extended variant, such as LBC + HPV test from a single sample.
Cytology - FAQ
Cytology consists of taking material from the cervix during a gynaecological visit. The test is short and usually takes only a few minutes. The collected material is then sent for laboratory assessment.
Preparation for cytology is simple, but it matters for the quality of the test. Before the visit it is worth avoiding sexual intercourse for 1-2 days, not using intravaginal medications or douching, and not scheduling the test during menstruation.
Cytology is not performed during menstrual bleeding. It is best to schedule the test outside menstruation so that the collected material can be assessed properly.
Yes, cytology and intercourse is an important practical issue. It is recommended to maintain a break from sexual contact before the test, as it may affect the quality of the collected material.
Classic cytology and liquid-based cytology differ in the way the material is preserved after collection. Liquid-based cytology, also called LBC, thin-layer cytology or cytology on a liquid medium, allows for more modern processing of the sample and can also be performed in the LBC + HPV test from a single sample variant.
An abnormal cytology result does not automatically mean a serious disease, but it may require further follow-up or extended diagnostics. The result should always be discussed with the doctor, who will explain its meaning and propose further steps.
Cytology price list
The current price list of the cytology test is available at the indicated clinic. Before booking a visit, it is worth checking the available test variants, including classic cytology, liquid-based cytology and extended tests.
Service available at the following clinics:
- Warsaw Wola - price list
Have questions? Contact us - 22 100 45 20.