Important topics that you should consider before every operation:

Purpose of the operation : Why is the procedure necessary and what are the goals to be achieved?

Alternative treatment options : Are there any non-surgical options that could be considered in your case?

Risks and possible complications : What are the general and specific risks associated with the operation?

Expected healing process: How long will recovery take and what restrictions can be expected?

Aftercare and rehabilitation: What measures are required after the operation to support healing?

Taking medication: Do certain medications need to be adjusted or discontinued before or after the operation?

Effects on everyday life: How long will you be unable to work, and what support might be helpful?

What you should bring with you:

Medical documents: If available and not yet known in the practice, please bring relevant findings, laboratory results or medical reports with you.

List your medication: Make a note of all the medication you take regularly, including dosage.

Questions and concerns: Write down any questions you would like to discuss in advance. This will ensure that nothing is forgotten.

Accompanying person: If you feel more comfortable, you are welcome to bring a trusted person with you.

What you can expect during the interview:

Your gynecologist will explain the planned procedure to you in detail, including:

Procedure of the operation and the steps involved.

Possible risks and complications so that you can make an informed decision.

Aftercare and healing process, so that you know what to expect after the operation.

Alternative treatment options, if there are other options.

Your right to self-determination

Deciding to have surgery is an important step and it is perfectly understandable if you feel unsure or have further questions. Please note that you have the right to withdraw your consent to surgery at any time. Your consent is voluntary and you can reconsider your decision if you do not feel confident or if you receive new information.

You also have the right to ask questions at any time - whether before, during or after the consultation. Our aim is for you to feel well informed and safe. Do not hesitate to express your concerns - we are here for you!