| Service | 🇺🇦 Ukraine | 🇨🇿 Czech Republic | 🇹🇷 Turkey |
|---|---|---|---|
| Initial consultation with a gynaecologist about uterine polyp removal | from USD 20 | from USD 150 | from USD 300 |
| Average price of diagnostics before uterine polyp removal (ultrasound, hormone tests, endometrial assessment) | from USD 46 | from USD 300 | from USD 250 |
| Additional tests (diagnostic hysteroscopy, extended laboratory tests) | from USD 137 | from USD 200 | from USD 180 |
Prices in the “Ukraine” column come from MediUkraine’s partner clinics. The Czech Republic and Turkey columns show the lower bounds of prices published by clinics there (for Turkey, also the Turkish Dental Association’s recommended 2026 tariff), collected in August 2026 and converted to US dollars at the rate on the day of collection. A dash means we could not find a comparable published price. In any country, the final cost is set by the clinic after an examination.
A polyp is a local overgrowth of the uterine lining: an area of the endometrium stops renewing itself every month along with the rest of the tissue and gradually protrudes into the uterine cavity. Hormonal imbalance, endometrial hyperplasia and past inflammation contribute to this, so a polyp is rarely an isolated problem: the gynaecologist looks more broadly at your cycle, hormones and the condition of the lining as a whole. Hysteroscopy plays a double role here: it shows the inside of the uterine cavity and at the same time provides the instrument with which the growth is removed during the examination.
The approach is decided after assessing contraindications and your reproductive plans: the approach for a woman preparing for IVF differs from that for a patient in menopause. Removal of uterine polyps should not be postponed: timely treatment reduces the risk of regrowth, complications and the need for more aggressive treatment.
Travel. Ukrainian airspace is closed, so there are no commercial flights. Uzhhorod lies right on the border with Slovakia and close to Hungary, so patients usually arrive overland from one of these two countries, by car, bus or train.
Visas. Citizens of the EU, the United Kingdom and the United States do not need a visa for short stays in Ukraine. Rules depend on your citizenship, so check your own before booking.
Safety, plainly. Ukraine is at war. Air raid alerts occur across the country, including in Uzhhorod, and an appointment can be interrupted by one. Several governments advise against travel to Ukraine, and while that advice stands, ordinary travel and medical insurance is often void — confirm your cover with your insurer before you commit to anything.
Language. MediUkraine handles correspondence, scheduling, the written treatment plan and the quote in English. The clinic's team communicates with international patients in English.
Payment. You pay the clinic directly. Our coordination service is free of charge for you.
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Hysteroscopic polyp removal is the gold standard for treating this condition. The gynaecologist inserts a thin instrument (hysteroscope) through the cervical canal and sees the uterine cavity on a screen. The polyp is removed with special instruments or electrosurgically. The procedure is minimally traumatic, is performed under general or local anaesthesia, and you return to normal life within a few days.
Dilatation and curettage (D&C) is an option when there are many polyps or they are in places that are hard to reach. The specialist widens the cervical canal and removes the abnormal tissue mechanically. This approach is often combined with hysteroscopy, so the doctor can see the working area and check that the cavity has been fully cleared.
Hysteroscopic resection is used for large polyps or multiple growths. The tissue is cut away with a resectoscope under direct vision. Histopathological analysis of the removed material is an essential part of treatment with all three options.
The MediUkraine team will arrange a consultation at the partner clinic in Uzhhorod, where the doctor will choose the method that suits your case, based on the type and size of the polyps.
After the procedure you receive the hysteroscopy report and written recommendations: how to look after yourself, when to return to physical activity, what to follow in your diet and what may affect healing of the endometrium. The first days are telling: they show the doctor how your body has responded to the operation, and prescriptions are adjusted if needed.
During this period it is important not to miss follow-up check-ups, to have an ultrasound at the scheduled time and to avoid sexual intercourse and strenuous physical activity for as long as the doctor advises. Unusual discharge, pain or any other change in how you feel is a reason to call the clinic without waiting for the scheduled visit: the recovery plan is adjusted as needed. Separately, you wait for the histology report: it shows whether further treatment is needed.
Uterine polyp removal is a minimally invasive procedure that removes benign growths on the lining of the uterus. These are often behind abnormal uterine bleeding, menstrual irregularities and problems conceiving. The work is done under hysteroscopic control: the doctor clearly sees the abnormal growth and removes it with very little effect on healthy tissue.
The operation is performed on an outpatient basis or as a day case, depending on the complexity of the case. The specialist inserts a hysteroscope through the cervical canal, examines the uterine cavity and removes the polyp with instruments (curette, loop, electrosurgical knife). The removed growth is sent for histological examination to rule out malignancy. Everything together takes 15–30 minutes under local or general anaesthesia; the type of anaesthesia is agreed with you and the anaesthetist.
MediUkraine will help you book an appointment with a gynaecologist at the partner clinic in Uzhhorod, where this operation is performed regularly.
The price of the operation at specialised Ukrainian clinics is 15–25% of German, French or Swiss prices, with the same international standards of safety and quality. MediUkraine gives you access to the vetted partner clinic in Uzhhorod without paying extra for a brand or an international name.
Ukrainian gynaecology departments are equipped for hysteroscopic polyp removal, a technique after which recovery is quick and complications are rare. The cost includes the consultation, tests, the operation itself and follow-up check-ups, whereas some clinics abroad charge for each item separately. The difference rests not on quality but on lower operating costs and the pay levels of medical staff.
Applying through MediUkraine gives you transparent prices, coordination of treatment and communication with the clinic. You see a breakdown of all costs before treatment begins, so you can plan your budget and avoid the hidden charges common in private medicine abroad.
Polypectomy in Ukraine is performed according to international medical standards, with sterility of the operating theatre strictly controlled. Minimally invasive access keeps tissue trauma to a minimum, and diagnostic accuracy is ensured by equipment that lets the doctor see the uterine cavity in detail before the first step.
The approach is decided by a gynaecologist who personally reviews your test results, hormonal balance, the features of your cycle and possible contraindications. This personalised approach makes it possible to establish why the polyp appeared and to choose a removal method with minimal risk of complications for you.
The clinic follows international protocols for surgical procedures, and the doctor manages every stage, from taking your medical history and initial tests to post-operative monitoring. You receive a written plan for the whole period of treatment and recovery after uterine polyp removal, so you know when to come for the next examination and with which results.
📍 Uzhhorod, Ukraine
A multidisciplinary hospital in Uzhhorod, part of a network of medical facilities in western Ukraine: an outpatient clinic, a surgical centre covering 15 specialties and a 30-bed inpatient unit. Its 52 doctors include professors and PhDs; many operations are done as day surgery, with discharge after 1–2 days.
It is the removal of endometrial polyps, overgrowths of the lining that protrude into the uterine cavity. In Ukraine the procedure is usually performed by hysteroscopy: through the cervical canal, without incisions and under visual control. The doctor removes the polyp completely, which reduces the likelihood of it coming back, while the rest of the lining remains intact.
The price includes a consultation with a gynaecologist, an ultrasound, laboratory tests and the hysteroscopic procedure itself. Thanks to streamlined medical protocols, it is noticeably lower than in most European countries. The price depends on the clinic and the scope of the procedure: a gynaecologist consultation from USD 20, pre-procedure diagnostics from USD 46, diagnostic hysteroscopy from USD 137.
Reasons include irregular periods, bleeding between periods, lower abdominal pain, planning a pregnancy, infertility, suspected endometrial hyperplasia or a polyp found incidentally on ultrasound. The earlier the procedure is done, the lower the risk of complications.
Usually an ultrasound, swabs, blood tests, a hormone assessment and a consultation with a gynaecologist are prescribed. Sometimes further tests are needed to rule out infections or coexisting conditions that could affect the operation. Based on the results, the doctor draws up a personal preparation plan.
Yes, in most cases the procedure is possible. The doctor adjusts the protocol to take into account your general health, hormonal disorders, endometriosis, fibroids or other conditions. Hysteroscopy is minimally invasive, so it is well tolerated even with coexisting conditions.
• irregular bleeding
• infertility and preparation for pregnancy
• suspected atypical changes in the endometrium
• growing polyps
• persistent pain or discomfort
In each of these cases the procedure removes the source of symptoms, and histology shows whether there were atypical changes in the tissue.
Sometimes monitoring really is acceptable: if the polyp is small, causes no symptoms and does not interfere with pregnancy plans, the doctor may limit care to repeat ultrasound scans over time. But the decision is made individually: an asymptomatic polyp can also cause problems conceiving, and the structure of the tissue can only be assessed after it has been removed.
If the procedure is indicated, hysteroscopic polypectomy removes the growth under direct vision, and with the right technique complete removal is achieved in 90–95% of cases. The likelihood of polyps coming back is 15–25% over the following years, especially if the factors that caused them persist: endometrial hyperplasia, hormonal disorders and inflammation. That is why ultrasound monitoring is recommended after the operation, and the doctor may suggest a follow-up hysteroscopy after 3–6 months. MediUkraine helps you arrange treatment at the partner clinic in Uzhhorod, both for the removal itself and for follow-up monitoring.
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