Op. Dr. Sadık Sözdinler

The detailed ultrasonography procedure, where the baby’s organ development can be examined most clearly and anatomical abnormalities can be evaluated, is ideally performed between the 18th and 24th weeks of pregnancy.

The treatment plan varies depending on the type and severity of urinary incontinence. For urge-type or mild urinary incontinence, non-surgical methods such as pelvic floor exercises (Kegels), medication, or genital PRP yield successful results. However, for severe “stress-type” incontinence that occurs with coughing and sneezing, sling surgeries called TOT, which take a short time and offer a permanent solution, are generally preferred.

You can easily book an appointment by calling our clinic, messaging our WhatsApp line or filling in the appointment form on our website. Once you submit the form, our team will get back to you as soon as possible to arrange a suitable day and time together.

If possible, choosing a day outside your menstrual period allows for more reliable results, especially if a Pap smear (cervical screening) will be performed. Bringing a list of your medications and any previous test or surgery reports, and noting down your questions in advance, will make the visit much more productive.

Once your pregnancy test is positive after a missed period, we recommend coming for your first check-up ideally between weeks 6–8 of pregnancy. At this first visit, the pregnancy is confirmed by ultrasound, the baby's heartbeat is monitored and a personalised pregnancy care plan is created for you.