ProLife Medical® · 42 Epureanu Street, Bârlad

Medical consultations and specialties

Specialist consultations, functional tests, ultrasound examinations, and diagnostic or therapeutic procedures at the ProLife Medical clinics. These details explain the available services and how to prepare for your visit.

Medical history, clinical examination and interpretation of test results inform diagnosis, treatment recommendations and follow-up care.

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Epureanu nr. 42, Bârlad Monday–Friday 09:00–18:00 · Closed on weekends

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Specialist consultations

Medical specialties and clinical assessments

Depending on the individual case, a consultation may be supported by diagnostic tests or specialty-specific procedures. The physician determines which are clinically indicated.

CardiologyAssessment of cardiovascular disease, cardiac symptoms and risk factors. Dr. Timpau Amalia · Dr. Budacu Sorin Alexandru

Reasons to consult a specialist

High blood pressure and treatment monitoring
Palpitations, rhythm changes and a sensation of irregular heartbeat
Shortness of breath, reduced exercise tolerance and cardiovascular risk assessment

The cardiology consultation considers symptoms, personal and family history, blood pressure, medications and physical examination. An ECG records the electrical activity of the heart; echocardiography assesses cardiac structure and function when indicated.

Available assessments and investigations

Cardiology consultation and electrocardiogram (ECG/EKG)
Echocardiography when clinically indicated
Consultation, ECG, echocardiography and medical report in the combinations listed in the service catalogue

Doctors: Dr. Timpau Amalia, Dr. Budacu Sorin Alexandru

Preparing for the consultation

Bring your medication list, recent blood pressure readings, laboratory results and any previous ECG or echocardiography reports. Do not change medications without medical advice.

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UrologyConsultations for urinary tract and male reproductive system conditions, including urological investigations and procedures. Dr. Buzamat Bogdan

Reasons to consult a specialist

Urinary symptoms, blood in the urine and recurrent urinary tract infections
Prostate symptoms, urinary retention and urinary stones
Follow-up of urological conditions and assessment of the indication for cystoscopy

The urologist assesses symptoms alongside medical history, examination and available investigations. Depending on the findings, urine tests, urine culture, ultrasound or endoscopic examination of the lower urinary tract may be recommended. Cystoscopy is a separate procedure with its own indications and preparation.

Available assessments and investigations

Urology consultation with or without ultrasound
Cystoscopy and urethral dilatation when indicated by the specialist
Catheter-, stent- and urethral device-related procedures, subject to confirmation of available services

Doctors: Dr. Buzamat Bogdan

Preparing for the consultation

Bring previous urine tests, ultrasound reports and records of urological procedures. Report symptoms of infection, medication allergies or anticoagulant use before scheduling a procedure.

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GynaecologyGynaecological evaluation, pelvic ultrasound and obstetric examinations according to clinical indication. Dr. Veliscu Larisa · Dr. Tornea Artur

Reasons to consult a specialist

Menstrual disorders, pelvic pain and abnormal bleeding
Assessment of vaginal symptoms and gynaecological changes
Ultrasound assessment during pregnancy in the trimesters specified by the clinic

The consultation considers gynaecological and obstetric history, symptoms and a clinical examination when indicated and consented to. Pelvic or transvaginal ultrasound may help assess the uterus, endometrium and adnexa. The examination in pregnancy depends on gestational age and its diagnostic purpose.

Available assessments and investigations

Gynaecology consultation and ultrasound
Transvaginal ultrasound alongside consultation when indicated
Sample collection and gynaecological tests where their exact type is confirmed
Pregnancy ultrasound in the first or second trimester

Doctors: Dr. Veliscu Larisa, Dr. Tornea Artur

Preparing for the consultation

Inform the team of your last menstrual period, any pregnancy, treatments and previous results. Preparation for abdominal or transvaginal ultrasound is confirmed when booking; examinations are performed with patient consent.

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EndocrinologyConsultations for endocrine disorders, including clinical assessment and thyroid ultrasound. Dr. Adoamnei Otilia

Reasons to consult a specialist

Thyroid nodules, goitre and ultrasound abnormalities
Symptoms that may suggest an underactive or overactive thyroid
Interpretation of hormone tests and follow-up of endocrine disorders

The endocrinologist considers symptoms, history, clinical examination, medication and hormone test results. Ultrasound describes thyroid anatomy and any nodules, but does not on its own establish thyroid function. Additional tests are selected individually.

Available assessments and investigations

Endocrinology consultation
Thyroid ultrasound
Consultation with thyroid ultrasound, follow-up and interpretation of results

Doctors: Dr. Adoamnei Otilia

Preparing for the consultation

Bring TSH, free T4 and other requested test results, previous thyroid ultrasound images and your medication list. Mention supplements, including biotin, which may interfere with certain laboratory tests.

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NeurologyNeurological consultations and symptom assessment, with carotid Doppler ultrasound when indicated. Dr. Rotaru Ion · Dr. Postu Cerasela

Reasons to consult a specialist

Recurring headaches, dizziness or balance problems
Tingling, weakness and other neurological changes
Assessment of vascular risk factors and the need for carotid Doppler ultrasound

The neurologist assesses when symptoms began, how they progressed and where they occur, together with vascular history and neurological examination. Further investigations depend on the clinical findings. Carotid Doppler assesses blood flow in neck arteries but does not replace a complete neurological evaluation.

Available assessments and investigations

Initial neurology consultation, follow-up and interpretation of results
Carotid Doppler ultrasound
Consultation with carotid Doppler ultrasound, according to the physician's service list

Doctors: Dr. Rotaru Ion, Dr. Postu Cerasela

Preparing for the consultation

Bring previous neurological investigations, a medication list and notes about symptom onset. Sudden facial asymmetry, weakness or speech difficulty is an emergency: call 112.

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Ear, nose and throat (ENT)ENT consultations and ear canal cleaning, on one or both sides when clinically appropriate. Dr. Cuzub Andrian

Reasons to consult a specialist

Hearing loss, a blocked-ear sensation or ear discomfort
Persistent nasal, throat or voice-related symptoms
Assessment and local treatment of the external ear canal

The ENT consultation reviews ear, nose and throat symptoms, history, risk factors and local examination. Ear canal cleaning is recommended only after examining the canal and checking that it can be performed safely.

Available assessments and investigations

Initial ENT consultation and follow-up
Consultation with cleaning of one ear
Consultation with cleaning of both ears

Doctors: Dr. Cuzub Andrian

Preparing for the consultation

Mention any history of eardrum perforation, ENT surgery, vertigo or ear treatments. Do not insert objects deep into the ear canal before your appointment.

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OncologyOncology consultations, follow-up and review of medical records, including medical reports when appropriate. Dr. Iftinchi Dolores · Dr. Rusu Roxana

Reasons to consult a specialist

Discussion of a recent histopathology or imaging diagnosis
Monitoring disease progression and treatment tolerability
Clarifying evaluation stages or required medical documentation

Oncology assessment considers the diagnosis, documented stage, previous treatments, symptoms and functional status. The specialist may recommend completing the medical records, further evaluation or coordination with the team responsible for cancer treatment.

Available assessments and investigations

Oncology consultation and follow-up
Medical reports for the purposes listed in the clinic's service list

Doctors: Dr. Iftinchi Dolores, Dr. Rusu Roxana

Preparing for the consultation

Bring pathology and immunohistochemistry reports, available imaging, medical letters, treatment history and discharge summaries. Do not change cancer treatment without advice from your treating team.

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Internal medicineIntegrated clinical assessment of symptoms and conditions involving multiple organs and body systems. Dr. Mihala Catalin

Reasons to consult a specialist

Persistent general symptoms and multiple chronic conditions
Treatment follow-up and interpretation of laboratory results
Clinical cardiovascular assessment, including ECG when indicated

The internal medicine physician combines clinical history, examination, laboratory results, medications and coexisting conditions to develop a coherent care plan. ECG can supplement cardiac assessment, but does not replace specialist investigations when indicated.

Available assessments and investigations

Consultation with electrocardiogram
Specialist follow-up
Consultation and medical report when medically appropriate

Doctors: Dr. Mihala Catalin

Preparing for the consultation

Bring a complete medication list, recent laboratory results, hospital reports and specialist assessments. Prepare a timeline of key symptoms and questions for the visit.

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PsychiatryPsychiatric assessment consultations, periodic follow-up and medical reports when indicated. Dr. Salaru Andra

Reasons to consult a specialist

Anxiety, low mood or significant sleep changes
Changes in behaviour and everyday functioning
Monitoring psychiatric treatment and adverse effects

Psychiatric assessment involves a clinical discussion of symptoms, onset, progression, personal circumstances, treatment and patient safety. The care plan may include follow-up, recommended psychological therapy or medication as decided by the specialist.

Available assessments and investigations

Initial psychiatric consultation
Follow-up after one month, according to the published service list
Medical report

Doctors: Dr. Salaru Andra

Preparing for the consultation

Bring your treatment list, previous consultation records and important questions. Medical information is confidential. In an immediate emergency affecting your safety or the safety of others, call 112.

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General surgeryGeneral surgery consultations and evaluations related to digestive endoscopy. Dr. Veliscu Iulian

Reasons to consult a specialist

Digestive symptoms requiring surgical assessment
Follow-up after surgery
Assessing indications for upper digestive endoscopy or colonoscopy

The surgeon reviews the medical history, clinical signs and available test results. Endoscopy and colonoscopy are separate procedures requiring specific preparation and consent. Sedation requires medical assessment and appropriate monitoring.

Available assessments and investigations

General surgery consultation and follow-up
Upper gastrointestinal endoscopy, with or without sedation, subject to confirmation when booking
Colonoscopy, with or without sedation, after medical assessment
Biopsy when indicated and available during the procedure

Doctors: Dr. Veliscu Iulian

Preparing for the consultation

For digestive examinations, fasting, bowel preparation, medications and the need for an accompanying adult are explained separately. Do not change anticoagulants or diabetes medication without medical instructions.

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ProctologyConsultations and procedures for anal and perianal conditions, based on individual clinical indications. Dr. Toma Emanuel

Reasons to consult a specialist

Anal bleeding, pain and perianal discomfort
Suspected haemorrhoids, anal fissure or fistula
Assessment of lumps or lesions in the perianal region

Proctology involves taking a medical history, obtaining consent for local examination and considering alternative diagnoses. Rectal bleeding should not automatically be attributed to haemorrhoids; the doctor decides whether laboratory tests, endoscopy or other investigations are needed.

Available assessments and investigations

Proctology consultation and follow-up
Procedures listed by the clinic: haemorrhoid treatment, external thrombectomy and polypectomy
Assessment of anal fistula care and excision options, subject to confirmation of the procedure and inclusions

Doctors: Dr. Toma Emanuel

Preparing for the consultation

Report anticoagulant treatment, previous surgery, fever, discharge and the nature of bleeding. Preparation, anaesthesia and aftercare are confirmed individually for each procedure.

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Please contact reception to confirm the timetable and availability of each specialist.

Before booking

Which symptoms may need specialist assessment?

Examples of symptoms and clinical problems. Only a clinician can establish a diagnosis after examination and any necessary tests.

Heart and circulation

High blood pressure, palpitations, shortness of breath or cardiovascular risk assessment.

Cardiology

Nervous system

Recurring headaches, dizziness, altered sensation or balance problems.

Neurology

Urinary tract

Urinary symptoms, stones, blood in the urine or prostate problems.

Urology

Gynaecological health

Menstrual disorders, pelvic pain or indicated pregnancy ultrasound.

Gynaecology

Hormones and thyroid

Thyroid nodules, hormone test results and endocrine symptoms.

Endocrinology

Digestive and anorectal health

Digestive symptoms, anorectal pain or bleeding, or planned endoscopic evaluation.

Proctology

Emergency warning: severe chest pain, serious breathing difficulty, sudden neurological deficits, loss of consciousness or major bleeding require emergency assessment. Call 112 rather than waiting for an appointment.

What happens during assessment

From consultation to a care plan

The physician considers clinical information and test results before recommending treatment and follow-up.

History and records

Symptoms and onset, personal and family history, current medicines, allergies and previous investigations.

Clinical examination

An examination appropriate to the specialty and presenting symptoms, with an explanation of procedures and patient consent.

Indicated investigations

Laboratory tests, ECG, ultrasound, Doppler or procedures where clinically relevant.

Recommendations and follow-up

Interpretation of results, treatment options, follow-up plans and warning signs that require reassessment.

Investigations in the outpatient clinics

Ultrasound, Doppler and cardiac tests

Ultrasound and Doppler examine organs, tissues and blood vessels. The appropriate examination depends on the body region and clinical indication.

General and specialist ultrasound

Abdominal and pelvic, breast, thyroid and soft-tissue scans. Some abdominal or pelvic scans require preparation concerning meals, hydration or bladder filling.

Musculoskeletal ultrasound

Knee, shoulder, ankle and hand ultrasound for superficial structures suitable for sonographic assessment. The clinical usefulness depends on the condition.

Vascular Doppler

Carotid and venous Doppler ultrasound to assess blood flow, vessel patency and changes in circulation.

ECG and echocardiography

An electrocardiogram (ECG) records electrical activity of the heart. Echocardiography assesses cardiac structure and function when recommended by the cardiologist.

Procedures

Endoscopy and specialist procedures

Preparation, consent, pre-procedure checks and follow-up depend on the examination and the individual patient.

Ultrasound and DopplerAbdominal, pelvic, breast, thyroid, soft tissue and musculoskeletal ultrasound, with carotid and venous Doppler examinations according to clinical indication.

What should you know?

Preparation varies for abdominal, pelvic and vascular examinations. The reason for Doppler or joint ultrasound depends on the symptoms and anatomical area to be assessed.

Preparation, and any sedation requirements, are determined by the medical team. Ask for instructions when booking.

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Upper gastrointestinal endoscopyEndoscopic examination of the oesophagus, stomach and duodenum; biopsy or sedation may be offered when indicated after medical assessment.

What should you know?

Follow the prescribed fasting instructions, provide your medication list and anaesthesia history, and arrange an escort if sedation is planned.

Preparation, and any sedation requirements, are determined by the medical team. Ask for instructions when booking.

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ColonoscopyEndoscopic examination of the colon for symptoms, indicated screening or follow-up; biopsy and sedation may be required.

What should you know?

Bowel preparation and any required medication adjustments are explained individually. Driving restrictions and the need for an escort apply after sedation.

Preparation, and any sedation requirements, are determined by the medical team. Ask for instructions when booking.

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CystoscopyEndoscopic examination of the urethra and bladder on the recommendation of a urology specialist.

What should you know?

The team checks for urinary infection symptoms, anticoagulant treatment and prior procedures. Patients receive instructions about expected symptoms and warning signs after the examination.

Preparation, and any sedation requirements, are determined by the medical team. Ask for instructions when booking.

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Urological proceduresCystoscopy, urethral dilatation and care of urological devices when indicated.

The specialist checks the indication, symptoms of infection, medications and required preparation.

Urology details (RO)

Proctology proceduresAssessment and treatment of anal and perianal conditions.

Procedure type, anaesthesia, preparation, aftercare and costs are confirmed individually after consultation.

Proctology details (RO)

Patient guide · Consultations

Before your appointment

Practical answers about consultations and examinations requiring specific preparation.

Which documents should I bring?

Identification, referral if available, relevant blood tests, medical letters, hospital discharge records and reports or images from previous examinations. Bring a list of medicines and doses if you have chronic conditions.

Should I stop taking medicines?

Do not change medication yourself, particularly anticoagulants, diabetes or cardiovascular treatments. Tell reception if endoscopy or an invasive procedure is planned; the physician will provide individual instructions.

Do I need to fast for ultrasound?

Preparation depends on the area examined. Some abdominal scans require fasting, and some pelvic scans require a full bladder. Thyroid and many musculoskeletal scans generally have different requirements. Confirm the protocol with reception.

How do I prepare for endoscopy or colonoscopy?

Preparation differs. Upper gastrointestinal endoscopy usually requires fasting. Colonoscopy requires an appropriate bowel preparation according to the medical team's instructions. Do not substitute an online preparation plan.

When do I need someone to accompany me?

Arrange an accompanying adult for sedated procedures and follow driving restrictions. People with reduced mobility or additional support needs may also require assistance; advise reception when booking.

Can I book a consultation and test on the same day?

This depends on clinician availability, equipment, duration and required preparation. Some procedures must be scheduled separately. Reception can clarify the possible sequence.

Who interprets tests and determines treatment?

Qualified medical professionals interpret investigations in their clinical context. The treating physician integrates the findings into your care plan and recommends appropriate follow-up.

Are outpatient consultations reimbursed by the Romanian public health insurance system?

Consultations at the ProLife outpatient clinics at 42 Epureanu Street are provided privately and are not reimbursed by CNAS. Contact reception for fees and availability.

Appointments Detailed consultation guide (RO)

ProLife Medical team

Doctors by specialty

Contact reception to confirm physician schedules and the available services for each specialty.

View the full list of physicians and specialties

Cardiology

Dr. Timpau Amalia
Dr. Budacu Sorin Alexandru

Urology

Dr. Buzamat Bogdan

Gynaecology

Dr. Veliscu Larisa
Dr. Tornea Artur

Endocrinology

Dr. Adoamnei Otilia

Neurology

Dr. Rotaru Ion
Dr. Postu Cerasela

Ear, nose and throat (ENT)

Dr. Cuzub Andrian

Oncology

Dr. Iftinchi Dolores
Dr. Rusu Roxana

Internal medicine

Dr. Mihala Catalin

Psychiatry

Dr. Salaru Andra

General surgery

Dr. Veliscu Iulian

Proctology

Dr. Toma Emanuel

Ultrasound and Doppler

Dr. Ciobotaru Georgiana
Dr. Cojocaru Lucian

Appointments and directions

ProLife outpatient clinics · 42 Epureanu Street, Bârlad

Patient access is from the car park on Emil Gârleanu Street. Reception will confirm the doctor, consulting room and appointment time.

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Epureanu nr. 42, Bârlad

Monday–Friday 09:00–18:00 · Closed on weekends

0731 490 771 0235 419 255

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