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Complaints and medical history
The doctor asks in detail about symptoms, chronic conditions, medicines and previous conditions.
Consultations for adults and children without a long wait. The doctor assesses symptoms and determines further care.
For new symptoms, a second medical opinion or help choosing a specialist, a general practitioner helps start with the right step.
The doctor listens to complaints, takes a medical history, examines you and, when needed, orders tests, treatment or refers you to a specialist.
The doctor assesses complaints, general health and existing medical records, then proposes a further plan.
The doctor asks in detail about symptoms, chronic conditions, medicines and previous conditions.
A medical examination is performed and existing tests or records are reviewed.
When needed, the doctor recommends tests, treatment or a specialist consultation.
A comprehensive approach and cooperation with clinic specialists.
Individual recommendations based on evidence-based medicine.
Consultations for adults and children.
Fast booking without a long wait.
Fever, cough, pain, weakness, chronic fatigue, blood pressure, questions about tests, chronic conditions and preventive health checks.
Fever, cough, pain, weakness and other changes in how you feel.
Questions about blood pressure, treatment and monitoring chronic conditions.
Explanation of test results and a preventive health-check plan.
Fever, cough, pain, weakness and other changes in how you feel.
Questions about blood pressure, treatment and monitoring chronic conditions.
Explanation of test results and a preventive health-check plan.
After the appointment, you better understand your health, possible symptom causes and next steps.
The doctor assesses complaints, general condition and possible causes.
You receive an individual plan for tests, treatment or monitoring.
When needed, the doctor refers you to a specialist, avoiding unnecessary visits.
For a child, bring vaccination, past-illness and current-treatment information.
Bring a list of symptoms, medicines and chronic conditions, and results of recent tests.
Booking, referrals, tests, and adult and child consultations.
Patients are seen for fever, cough, sore throat, weakness, headache, dizziness, pain and other complaints, as well as chronic conditions, questions about tests and prevention.
Yes. Tell us the patient’s age and main concern at booking so we can offer a suitable appointment.
No. You may book yourself for symptoms, a second opinion or help choosing a specialist.
The doctor takes a medical history, clarifies complaints, examines you and analyses existing records, then prepares a plan for tests, treatment, monitoring or specialist referral.
Yes. The doctor explains results in context and says whether further tests or monitoring are needed.
Yes. Bring records, results, imaging and the current-treatment list; the doctor assesses the situation independently.
Some concerns can be discussed remotely, but physical examination, measurements or urgent diagnostics require an in-person appointment.
A prescription or referral may be issued where medically indicated and sufficient information is available; this is decided after consultation and cannot be guaranteed in advance.
For severe chest pain, marked shortness of breath, impaired consciousness, stroke signs, severe allergic reaction or another emergency, call 112. A planned EHO Clinic consultation does not replace emergency care.
Current in-person or online-consultation prices are in EHO Clinic’s price list; the administrator confirms format, duration and price at booking.
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The doctor assesses symptoms and helps determine further care.