Frequently asked questions you might have
You can request an appointment for any of our examinations both by phone and online.
Phone contact details:
Yes, by clicking on the "Appointment" and "Online Appointment" buttons on our website, you can quickly and easily schedule an appointment with L33 Medical at our Budaörs, Pasarét, and Corvin clinics 24/7.
If you booked in person or by phone, you can modify or cancel your appointment by phone.
For online bookings, you need to click the link provided in the confirmation email. If you can't find it or encounter any issues, we can still assist you over the phone.
Phone contact details
If you want to go for a similar service with the same doctor, such as adding an ultrasound to a gynecological examination and screening, no changes are necessary. However, for more significant differences, we would appreciate an email or phone notification.
Feel free to call our assistants or contact them via email, and they will help you find the appropriate doctor and specialist for your symptoms.
Phone contact details
Email contact details
- Budaörs: budaors@l33medical.hu
- Corvin: corvin@l33medical.hu
- Pasarét: pasaret@l33medical.hu
Yes, credit card payments are available in our clinics.
We can issue an invoice for the health fund, which you can submit to your health fund for reimbursement.
The L33 clinics do not accept SZÉP cards, so unfortunately, you cannot use them at our clinics.
Yes, we provide a changing table in all our clinics, and we offer a quiet environment for breastfeeding if needed. If you let us know in advance that you will be coming with a baby and the appointment coincides with feeding time, we will do our best to accommodate your needs. Additionally, if you indicate that you would like to reschedule your appointment due to feeding, we will do everything we can to arrange a suitable time.
L33 Corvin:
1082 Budapest, Üllői út 44. I./2. – MAP
Parking: in the adjacent Corvin Plaza, the first two hours of parking cost 300 HUF.
By public transport: the clinic is 170 meters from the Corvin-negyed stop on the 4 and 6 trams, on the same side of Üllői út.MAP)
L33 Budaörs:
2040 Budaörs, Kárpát utca 1. – MAP
In Budaörs, in the city center, on the upper floor of the Kőszikla Pharmacy. Approach from Kárpát Street. Parking is free in the CBA parking lot.
L33 Pasarét:
1026, Budapest, Pasaréti út 38/B
Parking: on-street parking in the surrounding area is paid, for example, on Júlia Street or near the Pasaréti Sports Center.
By public transport: from Blaha Lujza Square, take bus 5 for 14 stops to Júlia utca stop.
From Széll Kálmán Square, take tram 56 for 4 stops to Nagyajtai utca stop, or bus 5 for 5 stops to Júlia utca stop.
It depends on the type of examination you are coming for. If your concern is related to menstrual disorders, you can come in as usual. However, if you are scheduled for an annual cancer screening, please wait until your period has ended. Our assistants will be happy to help you reschedule your appointment.
Arriving about 10-15 minutes early is sufficient to have your information entered into the computer system.
Yes. In this case, please let us know in advance that you would like to submit the sample on-site so that we can prepare for it.
Important information:
- A period of 3-7 days of abstinence is required before providing the sample.
- During the abstinence period, avoid using saunas, taking hot baths, and excessive alcohol consumption.
- Before providing the sample, it is important to wash your hands and thoroughly clean the genital area.
- In most cases, the sample is provided through masturbation.
- It is important to ensure that the first part of the ejaculate is collected in the container, as it contains a significant portion of the sperm.
Yes, you can.
Important information:
- The sample should be provided in a sterile container (available at pharmacies or provided by the clinic) after a 3-7 day period of abstinence.
- During the abstinence period, avoid using saunas, taking hot baths, and excessive alcohol consumption.
- Before providing the sample, it is important to wash your hands and thoroughly clean the genital area.
- The sample is usually provided through masturbation, but seeking assistance is not prohibited. 🙂 However, it is important to ensure that the first part of the ejaculate is collected in the container, as it contains a significant portion of the sperm.
- Please clearly write your name on the container.
- Please wrap the container in aluminum foil and, if possible, keep it at body temperature (under a sweater). Deliver it to us within 1-2 hours.
Preliminary tests required for a HyCoSy (hysterosalpingo-contrast-sonography) include a vaginal discharge culture and an STD4 panel, which screens for Chlamydia, Ureaplasma, Mycoplasma, and Neisseria. Additionally, it is important that the examination is conducted in the first half of the menstrual cycle: after the end of your period but before ovulation.
We generally recommend the third trimester, specifically between the 24th and 34th weeks. At this stage, the baby's features, such as the face, ears, and nose, are clearly visible, but the baby is still small enough to be examined in detail.
After around 34 weeks, the baby has less space and it becomes increasingly difficult to capture clear images, making the examination less visually impressive. Of course, you can come for a baby ultrasound earlier, but the baby will be less formed and detailed at that stage.
The 40-minute infertility/fertility consultation includes a comprehensive discussion of the couple's history, examinations, and results, including both female and male assessments, as well as any previous unsuccessful stimulation, insemination, or IVF cycles. The couple will receive answers to all their questions: which tests are necessary, what their chances are, which techniques they should consider, and what success they might achieve. We will provide detailed information not only about the recommended sequence of tests but also about why each test is suggested (or not suggested), what each test examines, how and why it is conducted, and what therapeutic implications there are in the case of abnormal results.
If necessary and time permits, the consultation may also include a general gynecological examination and ultrasound. (However, it does not cover any laboratory costs for tests such as pap smears, cultures, or STD screenings.)
- Pap smear (cytology) – approximately 2 weeks. If you do not receive notification within 3 weeks, please contact us via any of our contact methods.
- Vaginal discharge culture – typically within 1 week.
- STD tests – approximately 2 weeks. If you do not receive notification within 3 weeks, please contact us via any of our contact methods.
- HPV test – approximately 2 weeks. If you do not receive notification within 3 weeks, please contact us via any of our contact methods.
- DNA fragmentation test: The lab promises a turnaround time of 10 days, but results typically arrive within 1 week—let’s hope they maintain this good practice!
- Laboratory tests: Depending on the specific tests requested, results typically take 1-10 business days.
If you are a registered patient with us, meaning you have visited us at least once and had your annual pap smear performed here within the past year, you can request your usual contraceptive pills by phone or email. If you have had a culture or STD test with us and further treatment is needed as determined by your doctor, which requires a prescription but does not necessitate another in-person consultation, your doctor can issue the necessary prescription online. However, if you have additional questions or if your doctor deems a personal visit necessary, we do not support online prescription requests.
