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Women’s Health Matters: Expert Gynecology Care at GI Rimon in Batumi
Every woman knows the importance of seeing a gynecologist at least once a year, tracking her menstrual cycle, and avoiding self-prescribed treatments.
At GI Rimon Medical Center in Batumi, we understand how crucial women’s health is — and how reproductive well-being directly affects quality of life. That’s why we offer a full range of gynecological services, all in one place.
What Does GI Rimon Offer?
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Consultations with experienced gynecologists
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High-precision ultrasound diagnostics
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Treatment of inflammatory conditions
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STI testing and hormonal panels
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Pre-pregnancy planning and counseling
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Management of endometriosis, fibroids, and ovarian cysts
When Should You See a Gynecologist?
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Irregular or painful periods
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Pregnancy planning
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Unusual discharge, itching, or discomfort
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Preventive screenings after age 35
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Suspected hormonal imbalances
Your health is worth taking seriously.
Don’t self-diagnose — trust the specialists at GI Rimon for safe, expert care.
Why Should You See a Gynecologist?
For every woman, regular gynecological visits are not just about reproductive health - they’re essential for preventing a wide range of conditions and maintaining overall well-being.
Here are 5 reasons to visit a gynecologist at GI Rimon:
1. Prevention
Routine check-ups help detect issues at an early stage—whether it’s inflammation, hormonal imbalances, or tissue changes.
The earlier a problem is discovered, the easier and more effective it is to treat.
2. Quality of Life
Many women experience discomfort related to their cycle, hormones, or age-related changes.
Why endure pain or try to manage cystitis or skin breakouts on your own when a qualified doctor can help?
3. Cancer Prevention
Regular Pap smears, ultrasounds, and pelvic exams can catch early changes that may lead to cervical, ovarian, or other gynecological cancers.
Early detection saves lives.
4. Contraception & Hormonal Health
Choosing the right contraceptives with professional guidance provides reliable protection and can help regulate your cycle and avoid unwanted side effects.
5. Pregnancy Planning & Monitoring
A gynecologist at GI Rimon can help you prepare for pregnancy, monitor your progress, and reduce potential risks throughout the journey.
Visiting a gynecologist doesn’t have to be stressful, especially when you're in the caring hands of the specialists at GI Rimon.
Planning to Become Parents? Start with Your Health at GI Rimon!
Preparing for pregnancy is a crucial step, and it begins long before those two lines appear on a test. The best way to go through this journey is together.
Why should couples come to the appointment together?
Because pregnancy is not just about the woman — it's a shared responsibility. The health of your future baby depends on both parents. A conscious, joint approach helps identify hidden risks and brings peace of mind as you move toward your dream of becoming a family.
What does pre-pregnancy preparation include?
For women:
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Gynecological examination
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Pelvic ultrasound
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Essential blood and urine tests
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Pap smear (cytology)
For men:
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Semen analysis
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Infection screening
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General check-up and urologist consultation (if needed)
Your doctor may also recommend folic acid and other personalized vitamins or supplements.
Pre-pregnancy care at GI Rimon is simple, safe, and empowering.
It’s your first step toward giving your child a healthy start in life.
Protection from Stomach Infections When Swimming in the Black Sea
With summer in full swing, families are heading to Batumi’s beautiful beaches. But while fun in the sun and sea is a highlight of the season, parents must stay alert to an often-overlooked risk: stomach infections caused by swimming in or swallowing contaminated seawater. GI Rimon Clinic shares expert advice to help keep your child healthy and safe this summer.
What Causes Stomach Infections from Seawater?
The Black Sea, like many natural bodies of water, may contain bacteria, viruses, or parasites from runoff, sewage leaks, or crowded beach days. Children are especially vulnerable because they often swallow seawater unintentionally, have weaker immune systems, and spend more time in the water.
Prevention Tips for Parents1. Teach Your Child Not to Swallow Seawater
Gently remind them before swimming: “Don’t drink the sea!”
Use floaties or goggles to help them keep their head above water.
2. Avoid Swimming After Rainfall
Rain can wash contaminants into the sea. Wait at least 24–48 hours after heavy rain before visiting the beach.
3. Choose Cleaner, Less Crowded Beaches
Batumi has both busy and quieter spots—opt for beaches with good water flow and less congestion to lower contamination risk.
4. Shower Immediately After Swimming
Rinse off seawater and sand to remove lingering bacteria from the skin and prevent accidental hand-to-mouth contact.
5. Pack Safe Snacks and Bottled Water
Don’t rely on beach kiosks alone. Provide clean drinking water and hand sanitizer before meals.
Be alert for the following symptoms within 1–3 days after swimming:
Nausea or vomiting
Diarrhea
Stomach cramps
Low-grade fever
Fatigue or loss of appetite
If your child experiences persistent symptoms, consult a pediatrician immediately. Pediatric Care at GI Rimon Clinic
Our team of pediatricians at GI Rimon is here to diagnose and treat gastrointestinal infections quickly and safely. We provide personalized care for children and offer preventive guidance for beach-going families.
Cutting-edge technology at GI Rimon
Clinic GI Rimoni has been equipped with a premium-class device, Mindray Resona i9 elite edition.
The device works on the latest zst + platform, which ensures the highest image quality and, accordingly, the most accurate diagnostics.
The device is presented with the latest applications, which allow the patients of the clinic in Batumi to undergo exclusive studies, both in obstetrics and gynecology, and the abdominal area.
The radiologist and the attending physician will assess for the first time:
- The degree of fatty liver;
- Calculate and differentiate the degree of liver fibrosis using a quantitative indicator;
- Evaluate the condition of the fetal brain and heart with the involvement of artificial intelligence;
- Get ideal 3D-4D images and become the first photographers of the baby's photo album.
The capabilities of the mentioned model are the first and exclusive in Batumi!
We are waiting for you at the Georgian-Israeli clinic GI Rimon.
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Instructions for visiting gynecologist
To get the most complete picture of your health, we recommend supplementing your visit with the following tests:
Ultrasound of the pelvic organs allows you to assess the condition of the uterus, ovaries, and endometrium.
Ultrasound of the mammary glands is needed up to 40 years (at an older age, mammography).
Complete blood count - helps to identify signs of anemia, inflammation, and other conditions. Especially important with heavy and/or prolonged periods.
Colposcopy - a detailed examination of the cervix under magnification to detect precancerous changes.
PAP test (cytological examination) - allows you to detect precancerous cells in time and prevent cervical cancer.
The optimal time for a visit is days 5-9 of the menstrual cycle.
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We remind you how to count the days of the cycle: the first day of the period is the day when menstruation began.
Don't put off taking care of your health! Every minute counts.
It is important to have a thyroid ultrasound once a year.
The thyroid gland affects metabolism, mood, weight, heart function, and even the reproductive system.
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Book your thyroid ultrasound at GI Rimon:
– If you feel tired or irritable
– If there is a family history of thyroid disease
– If you feel a “lump in the throat”
– If your weight has changed
– If you experience frequent heart palpitations or constant anxiety
– If you are planning a pregnancy
– If you live in regions with iodine deficiency (for example, in the mountains or far from the sea)
Why undergo this examination?
Ultrasound is a quick, painless, and accurate way to detect nodules, cysts, or structural changes in the thyroid gland.
Take care of yourself and listen to your body.
