Price: €49/€75/€95, duration: 15min/30min/60 min At the first signs of illness — sore throat, fever, or general malaise — there’s no need to waste time booking an appointment, waiting weeks to be seen, or standing in long clinic lines. An online consultation allows you to quickly receive recommendations, review test results, and clarify which medications will actually help — without unnecessary hassle or wasted energy. What issues can be addressed online? - Cold, flu, cough, or fever - Headache, fluctuating blood pressure, weakness - Allergies, rash, skin redness — unclear how to respond - Abdominal pain or digestive problems - Women’s health concerns, including pregnancy - Child with a fever or illness symptoms — unsure whether to panic or wait - Sleep problems, anxiety, or stress affecting daily life - Chronic conditions requiring treatment adjustment - Guidance on how to take medications or whether they can be replaced with alternatives - Test results that are difficult to interpret without a doctor - Injuries, burns, or cuts — unsure how to treat them properly to avoid complications. When should you use a 15-minute consultation? - To discuss test results and their impact on treatment - To evaluate the progress of a disease and clarify recommendations - To address questions about ongoing therapy and important details - To ask the doctor whether treatment adjustments are necessary - To resolve concerns about possible side effects of medications When is a one-hour consultation useful? - You have accumulated many health-related questions, and a standard 10–15 minute appointment is clearly not enough. - You want to understand how different symptoms and test results are interconnected. - You need a comprehensive medical opinion before making an important decision — starting treatment, undergoing examinations, or changing medications. - You value a calm conversation with the doctor — without rush or formality. When is an online consultation not suitable? Acute conditions that require an in-person examination or emergency care (for example, difficulty breathing, loss of consciousness, severe pain, seizures, or bleeding). In such cases, we recommend seeking help at the nearest medical facility.
