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Endocrinology

Our medical team covers an extensive range of specialties, providing patients with modern, personalized care based on the latest medical standards.

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Hormonal balance for health and well-being

Endocrinology deals with the diagnosis and treatment of hormonal disorders, from thyroid problems and metabolic disorders to endocrine gland imbalances. Through precise assessments and careful monitoring, this specialty offers personalized solutions to maintain health and balance in the body.

Endocrinology at Metropolitan Hospital

Endocrinology is the specialty that deals with the functioning of the endocrine glands and the impact of hormonal imbalances on the entire body. At Metropolitan Hospital, endocrinological evaluation starts from an integrated approach, in which detailed consultation, modern investigations and correct analysis of the clinical context are essential elements in establishing an accurate diagnosis.

Endocrine disorders often manifest themselves subtly, with symptoms as varied as fatigue, weight changes, mood swings, or heart rhythm changes. For this reason, our department emphasizes a complete investigation of patients, through hormonal analyses, thyroid ultrasound, evaluation of the adrenal glands, ovaries, testicles, and metabolic monitoring. Each patient benefits from an individualized plan, tailored to the real cause of the imbalance, not just the symptoms.

At the hospital, patients with endocrine pathology are evaluated in a modern environment, which allows for close collaboration with other specialties. Thyroid disorders, autoimmune diseases, metabolic dysfunctions, polycystic ovary syndrome, infertility, obesity, diabetes mellitus or adrenal gland disorders are treated through a multidisciplinary approach — endocrinologist, imaging, gynecology, urology, cardiology or internal medicine, as appropriate.

An important advantage is the hospital's ability to integrate endocrinology treatment into complex medical plans. Patients can continue their evaluations in the same place, access advanced imaging investigations, receive treatment for associated complications, and be monitored long-term in a safe manner. For cases requiring surgical intervention, collaboration with general surgery and ENT ensures a complete path, from diagnosis to curative treatment.

Whether it's a thyroid problem, a hormonal imbalance, difficulties conceiving, metabolic disorders or unexplained symptoms, the goal is the same: correct diagnosis, personalized treatment and restoring the body's balance.

Patient-centered care

The patient experience is our priority: accurate assessment, clear communication, and ongoing support. We offer a simple, professional, and safe medical journey — from diagnosis to recovery — in a comfortable environment and with the necessary guidance every step of the way.

Personalized care

Plans tailored to each patient, with transparent medical decisions and constant support.

Dedicated support

Monitoring and prompt intervention when necessary.

Rapid interventions

Priority access to effective investigations and treatments, without unnecessary waiting times.

Modern treatments

The Endocrinology Department offers comprehensive evaluations and personalized treatments for hormonal, thyroid, metabolic and autoimmune conditions. Investigations are performed with modern technology and the approach is multidisciplinary, so that each patient receives solutions tailored to the real cause and impact on the body.

Complete endocrinological evaluation
• Endocrinological consultation
• Complete hormonal analyses
• Thyroid ultrasound
• Adrenal gland evaluation
• Evaluation of gonadal function
• Metabolic balance
Thyroid disorders
• Hypothyroidism
• Hyperthyroidism
• Autoimmune thyroiditis (Hashimoto's)
• Graves' disease
• Thyroid nodules
• Post-operative monitoring
Metabolic disorders
• Metabolic syndrome
• Hormonal obesity
• Cholesterol disorders
Insulin resistance
• Diabetes mellitus (diagnosis and monitoring in interdisciplinary collaboration)
Female and male hormonal imbalances
• Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
• Hyperprolactinemia
• Menstrual cycle disorders
• Menopause and perimenopause
• Female androgenic disorders
• Male hormonal disorders
Adrenal and pituitary gland disorders
• Adrenal insufficiency
• Adrenal hyperplasia
Pituitary adenomas
• Disorders of cortisol secretion
• Evaluation of the hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal axis

Endocrinology Doctors

Dr. Raluca Trifănescu

Primary Care Physician Endocrinologist

The medical process in 3 simple steps

A clear, efficient and safe medical flow, so that each patient can easily understand and go through the stages of treatment.

1
Initial assessment
Medical consultation and investigations necessary to establish the diagnosis.
2
Personalized therapeutic plan
Individualized recommendations: treatment, monitoring or minimally invasive/surgical intervention.
3
Fast recovery and maximum comfort
Procedures performed in maximum safety and recovery in boutique hotel-type accommodations, with dedicated assistance.

FAQ

1. When is an endocrinological consultation recommended?
When symptoms such as persistent fatigue, weight changes, palpitations, intolerance to cold or heat, menstrual problems, infertility, or skin or hair changes occur.
2. What tests are necessary for the first consultation?
It is enough to come without recent tests. The doctor decides which tests are necessary based on your symptoms and medical history.
3. What does the endocrinological evaluation include?
Clinical consultation, detailed discussion, hormonal analyses, thyroid ultrasound and, if necessary, imaging investigations or additional tests.
4. Can the thyroid affect your general condition?
Yes. Thyroid conditions affect metabolism, energy, heart rate, appetite, sleep, and emotional state.
5. Do hormonal imbalances affect fertility?
Yes. In both women and men, hormones influence ovulation, sperm quality, and reproductive function.
6. How are endocrine disorders treated?
Treatment can be medication, hormone replacement, dietary, surgical or combined, depending on the cause.
7. How often should endocrine diseases be monitored?
Generally, every 3–6 months, but the interval is determined individually depending on the diagnosis and progression.
8. Does endocrinology relate to other specialties?
Yes. Endocrinology frequently correlates with gynecology, urology, cardiology, internal medicine, nutrition, and imaging.

Why Metropolitan Hospital

Clinical excellence and expertise
Top diagnostics, investigations and analyses
Focus on the patient's needs
Transparency and professional ethics

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