Gynecologist online, for the questions you put off asking
For women in Moldova and abroad
You choose an obstetrician-gynecologist, send a smear, an ultrasound report or hormone results, and ask in writing or on a call.
The app is free to download.
What you can ask a gynecologist online
You can start in writing.
Online, in the app
- A smear, HPV or hormone result you were given without much explanation
- An ultrasound report: a cyst, a fibroid, the lining of the uterus
- Periods that are irregular, painful or heavy, and the years around menopause
- Early pregnancy: the test, the first blood results, the first scan report
- Contraception: the options, and what to ask at your visit
- A second opinion before an operation you were advised to have
In person, at a clinic
- A gynecological examination, a smear or a swab
- Ultrasound scans and blood tests
- Fitting a coil or an implant, and prescriptions
- Pregnancy check-ups, with the doctor who follows your pregnancy
- Anything the gynecologist asks to see in person
When to call 112, not write
x.doctor is not for emergencies, and no reply time is promised. Call 112 straight away for any of these:
- Heavy bleeding: soaking through a pad every hour for two hours or more
- In pregnancy: any bleeding, or severe pain in the abdomen
- Sudden, severe pain low in the abdomen, especially with dizziness or fainting
- Later in pregnancy: the baby moving less than usual, or not at all
- Before 37 weeks of pregnancy: waters breaking or regular contractions
- In pregnancy: a fit, a severe headache, blurred vision, or sudden swelling of the face or hands
- A high temperature with pain low in the abdomen, especially after a birth or a miscarriage
In pregnancy, call even if you are unsure. 112 works in Moldova and across the EU; elsewhere, call the local emergency number.
What to send the gynecologist
Gather these before the first message.
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The report you want to ask about
The PDF from the clinic or lab, or a clear photo of each page.
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Earlier reports, to compare
Two measurements of a cyst or a fibroid say more than one.
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Hormone results, with the cycle day
Many of these levels change across the cycle.
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Your cycle dates
A screenshot from a period tracker, or the first day of the last few periods.
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In pregnancy: the test and first scan
The hCG results with their dates, and the day the last period started.
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Your questions, written down
Include the ones that are hard to say out loud.
You decide what to send, and each file stays in that chat.
A cyst on the scan, all in writing
Irina sends the same report as in Fig. 1.
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You send the report
Good evening. My scan shows a 28 mm cyst on the right ovary, and I was told to repeat it in three months. Is it safe to wait? The report is attached. ultrasound-report.pdf -
The gynecologist asks
Thank you, I’ve opened it. Which day of your cycle was the scan done? Any pain, or is your period late? -
You answer, add a file
Day 21. No pain, and my periods come on time. Last year’s report is attached too. ultrasound-2025.pdf -
You pick: write or call
Thank you, the two reports help. We can talk on a call, or carry on here in writing, whichever is easier for you. -
You keep it in writing
Writing is easier for me, thank you. -
A written reply
Then here is my view of both reports, what to ask at the repeat scan, and which signs mean you should be seen sooner.
Which plan fits
- One smear, HPV or ultrasound result Medical Opinion
- An operation was proposed, and you want a second opinion Medical Opinion
- Questions in early pregnancy, from the test to the first scan Medical Guidance · 28 days
Medical Opinion
One health question, one gynecologist
Every gynecologist offers it.
Medical Guidance
7, 14 or 28 days
Only if that gynecologist offers it.
- You see the full price before you pay.
- You pay by card on a secure Stripe page, and nothing renews.
- One plan at a time with the same gynecologist; a plan with another doctor can run alongside it.
- When a plan ends, you can read the chat and answer calls; to write or call again, start a new plan.
Questions about a gynecologist online
Can I ask a gynecologist online about my smear or ultrasound results?
Yes: send the smear, HPV or ultrasound result as a PDF or as photos of each page, and ask in the chat or on a call.
Can a gynecologist online help with early pregnancy questions?
Yes: send the test, the hCG results and the first scan; check-ups stay with your own doctor.
Can I ask a gynecologist online about contraception?
Yes: you can ask about the methods and what to ask at a visit.
Should I get a second opinion before gynecological surgery?
A second opinion is a reasonable step before a planned operation, such as removing a cyst or fibroids, or a hysterectomy.
When is it an emergency?
Heavy bleeding, severe pain in the lower abdomen, or bleeding or pain in pregnancy are reasons to call 112, not to write.
What can’t a gynecologist on x.doctor do?
An opinion in the app does not replace an in-person examination.
How much does a gynecologist online cost?
Each gynecologist sets their own prices in euros, and a price of 0 shows as Free.
I live abroad. Can I ask a gynecologist from Moldova?
Yes: the app works from any country, and a report can go into the chat as a PDF or a photo.
Thyroid, the baby, or not sure who to ask?
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Endocrinologist online
Thyroid results, or hormone results not linked to your cycle: an endocrinologist looks at those.
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Pediatrician online
After the birth, questions about the baby’s rash, fever or feeding go to a pediatrician.
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Family doctor online
Check-up blood tests, or not sure which specialist you need: a family doctor is a good first person to ask.
Other specialties
Find a gynecologist in the app
Have the report and your questions ready, then start a plan with a gynecologist who is taking new patients.
How to ask a gynecologist online
- Install the app, sign in with the emailed code, and pick a gynecologist.
- Choose a plan; a paid one starts when the payment is confirmed, a free one at once.
- Send the reports and your questions.