SERVICES
Modern examinations help investigate symptoms. Explore our diagnostic tests, laboratory tests and vitamins, sexual health and complementary medicine services. We discuss which examination or treatment is appropriate for you.
Examining the heart's activity during physical exertion.
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An exercise ECG records the heart's electrical activity during controlled exertion. We discuss the reason for the examination, its procedure and your individual suitability beforehand, then explain the findings afterwards.
Measuring blood values and interpreting them together with a doctor.
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The blood tests selected depend on the medical question. After sampling, we discuss the results and possible next steps. We clarify any special preparation when arranging the appointment.
Recording blood pressure during everyday life over 24 hours.
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A portable device measures your blood pressure repeatedly during the day and night. We explain how to use it and review the recording with you afterwards.
Recording heart rhythm over an extended period.
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A portable device records the heart's electrical activity over an extended period. We explain its use, discuss associated symptoms and interpret the results medically.
Checking breathing and lung function.
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We measure your breathing using a lung function testing device. You receive clear instructions for the breathing manoeuvres, and the measurements are assessed alongside your symptoms.
Assessing the size and structure of the thyroid.
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Ultrasound lets us examine the thyroid's size and structure. We interpret the findings alongside your medical history and any further investigations.
Examining abdominal organs using ultrasound.
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Ultrasound allows us to examine abdominal organs. We clarify which organs and questions are the focus and whether preparation is needed before your appointment.
Recording the heart's electrical activity at rest.
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A resting ECG records the heart's electrical activity while you rest. We discuss the examination and findings in the context of your symptoms and medical history.
Investigating sleep-related breathing problems with overnight monitoring.
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You receive a device and instructions for overnight monitoring. A doctor reviews the recorded measurements, and we discuss the next steps afterwards.
Discussing selected laboratory results in a personal consultation.
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A complete or differential blood count examines blood cells. Depending on the question, additional tests may assess the kidneys, liver, blood glucose or lipid metabolism. Extensive laboratory testing does not replace a medical consultation or physical examination.
Measuring vitamin levels where there is a justified need.
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Tiredness, difficulty concentrating or an unbalanced diet may prompt discussion of nutrient intake. These symptoms have many possible causes and do not prove a vitamin deficiency. Useful laboratory tests depend on diet, symptoms and personal risks.
An individual medical assessment of nutrient intake.
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A well-planned plant-based diet can provide many nutrients. A reliable vitamin B12 supplement is necessary with a vegan diet. Depending on your circumstances, iron, iodine, vitamin D, calcium and other nutrients may also need attention; not all can be assessed usefully through blood tests.
Targeted assessment of possible vitamin B12 deficiency.
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Vitamin B12 supports blood cell production and nervous system function. Deficiency may cause anaemia, tiredness, tingling or altered sensation. Risks include a vegan diet, certain gastrointestinal conditions and reduced vitamin absorption.
Measuring vitamin D levels for a relevant medical question.
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Vitamin D is important for bones and mineral metabolism. The body mainly produces it through sunlight exposure. Certain conditions, little time outdoors or particular risks may warrant medical assessment.
Measuring antibodies does not reliably establish immunity.
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An antibody test can indicate whether an immune response to SARS-CoV-2 has occurred. Results vary according to the test and previous vaccination or infection. It answers different questions from a PCR test for current infection.
Discussing the indication and potential benefits of treatment.
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Vitamin C contributes to connective tissue formation and various metabolic processes. A balanced diet usually meets requirements. Non-specific symptoms such as tiredness cannot be attributed to vitamin C deficiency without assessment.
Possible deficiencies should first be medically assessed.
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Persistent exhaustion may arise from sleep problems, infections, stress, anaemia or other conditions. Vitamin treatment is not a substitute for examination. We discuss duration, associated symptoms, diet and medication, and select targeted investigations if needed.
Individual advice and suitable tests, including HIV and hepatitis B/C.
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Sexually transmitted infections may cause symptoms or initially go unnoticed. Itching, discharge, pain when urinating or skin changes should be assessed. Advice may also help after a possible exposure. Consultations are confidential and non-judgemental.
Seek immediate medical help after possible high-risk HIV exposure. Assessment is time-critical.
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HIV post-exposure prophylaxis, or PEP, is a limited course of medication after certain possible HIV exposures. It aims to prevent infection. Its suitability depends on the contact and actual risk and requires rapid medical assessment.
Advice about HIV prevention, eligibility and necessary monitoring.
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HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP, involves HIV-negative people taking medication to protect against HIV infection under certain conditions. PrEP does not protect against other sexually transmitted infections and does not replace individual advice.
Discussing complementary treatment options individually.
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Acupuncture uses fine needles at selected points on the body. It may be considered as a complementary option for certain chronic pain conditions. First, the cause of symptoms needs assessment and suitable alternatives should be considered.
