Gynaecologist-endocrinologists in Astana: 113 doctors

113 doctors416 reviewsfrom 10 000 ₸ to 28 300 ₸

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Musaeva Asylay Dusenbaevna

Gynaecologist, Gynaecologist-endocrinologist, Ultrasound specialist

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  • Work experience11 years
  • Who they seeChildren aged 18 years and over and adults

12 000 ₸

Baby Clinic, ul. Zheltoksan, 17

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Isakova Roza Kuandykovna

Endocrinologist, Gynaecologist, Gynaecologist-endocrinologist

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  • Work experience27 years
  • Who they seeChildren from birth and adults

Price on request

"Meditsinskiy tsentr endokrinologicheskikh zabolevaniy", ul. Zheltoksan, 48/1 (ug. Maskeu)

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  • Work experience28 years
  • Who they seeChildren aged 12 years and over and adults

28 300 ₸

AYYa, ul.Satpaeva, 10

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Sarsenova Shynar Mukhadasovna

Gynaecologist, Gynaecologist-endocrinologist, Ultrasound specialist

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  • Work experience23 years
  • Who they seeChildren from birth and adults

10 000 ₸

Ultraline, ul.Sanzhara Asfendiyarova, 3a, (ZHK Sat City)

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  • Work experience19 years
  • Who they seeAdults only

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DiVera, pereulok Mankent, 2

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  • Work experience8 years
  • Who they seeChildren from birth and adults

15 000 ₸

Zere Clinic Sauran, ul. Sauran, 18 ZHK "Arman Deluxe"

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Reviews: Gynaecologist-endocrinologists

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416 reviews

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    Review of doctorIsakova Roza Kuandykovna

    5.0Rated 5.0 out of 5

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    I have been going to Roza Kuandikovna for more than a year now.

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    She is a very good doctor and a true professional in her field.

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    Review of doctorKharseeva Svetlana Khabibullaevna

    5.0Rated 5.0 out of 5

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    It was my first visit to this doctor.

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    At the first appointment I liked everything very much.

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    Review of doctorMusaeva Asylay Dusenbaevna

    5.0Rated 5.0 out of 5

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    The appointment with Asylai Dusenbaevna started on time.

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    The doctor explained everything to me in detail and prescribed treatment, and within a couple of days I felt an improvement.

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    Review of doctorIsakova Roza Kuandykovna

    5.0Rated 5.0 out of 5

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    I had an appointment, and everything went well. I was even seen a little earlier.

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    I liked everything, including being seen earlier. Thank you.

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    Review of doctorSarsenova Shynar Mukhadasovna

    5.0Rated 5.0 out of 5

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    I had an appointment with the doctor, and everything went calmly.

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    I liked the visit and the doctor's attitude, everything was professional.

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Gynaecologist-endocrinologists in Astana

A gynaecologist-endocrinologist in Astana deals with disorders of the hormonal function of the female reproductive system. Such a doctor is consulted for an irregular cycle, absence of menstruation, painful or heavy discharge, problems with conception, excessive hair growth, changes in weight and well-being related to hormonal levels. The doctor assesses the complaints, history and examination results in order to determine the cause of the disorders and decide what help is needed next.

Main

  • Gynaecologist-endocrinologist in Astana: the portal contains data on one hundred and six doctors practising in one hundred and eighteen clinics in the city.
  • Reason for a visit: menstrual irregularities are the most common reason for seeking help — periods come late or become painful.
  • Urgent signs: heavy bleeding, sharp pain in the lower abdomen, fainting or a high temperature with pain require immediate help.
  • First appointment: the doctor asks about the cycle, examines the skin, hair and thyroid gland, then orders hormone tests and an ultrasound scan.
  • Booking: a request is made via a form with name and telephone number, and confirmation arrives by message to the number provided.

What a gynaecological endocrinologist does

A gynaecologist-endocrinologist deals with the hormonal regulation of the female reproductive system. They understand how disruptions in the function of the glands affect the cycle, conception and general well-being.

What the specialist's work involves

The work of a gynaecologist-endocrinologist covers the ovaries, adrenal glands, pituitary and thyroid gland, which influence the menstrual cycle. The doctor assesses how these organs interact with each other and where a mismatch arises. A separate area is pregnancy planning, when it is necessary to understand whether an egg is maturing and whether the body is ready for conception. The specialist also deals with the menopause: they monitor how ovarian function declines and how this affects well-being. Another task is to distinguish a true hormonal disorder from a condition caused by other reasons. For this, the doctor compares the complaints, examination findings and test results. The patient should bring all previous reports and records about her cycle to the appointment: this saves time and makes the picture more complete.

Conditions a gynaecologist-endocrinologist works with

  • Hormonal disorders: disruption of the production and balance of hormones, which affects the cycle and general condition.
  • Menstrual cycle disorders: periods that are too frequent, infrequent or painful, requiring clarification of the cause rather than simply observation.
  • Pregnancy planning: preparation for conception, when it is necessary to understand in advance whether there are hormonal obstacles.
  • Menopause: the period of declining ovarian function, when well-being changes and medical support is required.
  • Infertility of endocrine origin: absence of pregnancy associated with impaired egg maturation or gland function.
  • A conversation with the doctor helps to understand what a gynaecologist-endocrinologist treats: they will explain whether a particular situation falls within their profile.

How a gynaecologist-endocrinologist differs from a physician

A physician manages the general condition of the body, while a gynaecologist-endocrinologist deals with the narrow area of female hormones. A physician may notice an abnormality in tests and refer further, but does not deal with the cycle and conception. The specialist views the ovaries, pituitary and thyroid gland as a connected system and looks for exactly where the link is disrupted. They compare complaints with the phases of the cycle and assess how the hormonal background changes over the course of a month. A physician treats accompanying conditions, such as anaemia or metabolic disorders, but does not select an approach to hormonal regulation. The boundary lies where the cause originates in the reproductive system: then the patient should be managed by the specialist. If the physician finds no explanation for the complaints, it is reasonable to discuss a referral to a gynaecologist-endocrinologist with them.

When is it time for an appointment?

A gynaecologist-endocrinologist deals with conditions caused by a malfunction of the hormonal system. A list of complaints for which the visit is not postponed helps to understand when to see a doctor.

Which complaints are most common

Menstrual irregularities are the most frequent reason for a visit to a gynaecologist-endocrinologist in Astana: periods come late, become scanty or, conversely, heavy and painful. Women notice that the cycle is no longer predictable, and the usual dates shift by a week or more. The second common reason is the absence of pregnancy with regular sexual activity without contraception for a long time. Women also come with complaints of excessive hair growth on the face and body, persistent rashes, sharp weight gain or loss without changes in diet. Many note pronounced irritability, tearfulness, sleep disturbances and hot flushes that interfere with work and rest. A separate group of visits is related to discharge from the mammary glands and discomfort in the breast unrelated to feeding. If at least one of these complaints persists for months, it is reasonable not to wait for the condition to change on its own.

Signs for which you must not delay

  • Heavy bleeding: a pad soaks through in an hour or faster, and weakness and dizziness increase — this is a reason to call an ambulance.
  • Sharp pain in the lower abdomen: sudden and severe pain, especially with nausea or cold sweat, requires an examination the same day.
  • Fainting or a pre-fainting state: loss of consciousness against the background of bleeding or pain indicates a serious strain on the body.
  • Absence of periods after a delay: if the test is positive and pulling pains and bloody discharge appear, you must not delay.
  • High temperature with pain: the combination of fever and pain in the lower abdomen often indicates inflammation requiring urgent help.

What a delayed visit leads to

Long postponement of a visit to a gynaecologist-endocrinologist gradually changes the course of the condition, and the way back takes more time. Hormonal imbalance without identifying the causes becomes entrenched: the cycle becomes less and less regular, and the complaints acquire new symptoms. Against the background of persistent metabolic disturbance, male-pattern hair growth increases, the condition of the skin worsens, and persistent weight gain appears. Over time, changes in bone tissue and blood vessels are added, which develop unnoticed and manifest later. Women planning a pregnancy lose time: the longer an unaddressed condition persists, the harder it is to select treatment. The emotional state also suffers — anxiety and irritability accumulate and affect work and relationships. Therefore, with persistent complaints, it is reasonable not to delay making an appointment, but to discuss an examination plan with the doctor.

What to look for when choosing a doctor

Choosing a specialist for hormonal disorders requires attention to several formal criteria. Below are the points that will help you understand how to choose a doctor and not make a mistake with your appointment.

What lies behind experience and specialisation

Length of service shows how long a doctor has been seeing patients, but by itself it does not indicate the quality of care. A narrow specialisation means that the doctor deals specifically with endocrine disorders of the reproductive system, rather than general gynaecological appointments. The profile usually lists both basic education and additional training in endocrinology. If the specialisation is not stated, it is worth clarifying whether the doctor sees patients with cycle and hormonal disorders. Some specialists combine appointments at a state institution with consultations at a private centre, and this is normal practice. Experience with similar conditions is evident from how thoroughly the doctor asks about complaints and history. Pay attention to the combination of length of service and specialised training, not just the number of years.

Medical categories and what they confirm

Medical categories and what they confirm
CategoryWhat it confirmsHow it is obtained
SecondBasic level of qualificationCertification after several years of practice
FirstExperience and regular professional developmentCertification with a portfolio and examination
HighestThe highest level of trainingCertification with extensive service and achievements
ConfirmationCompliance with the position heldPeriodic re-certification of the specialist
Advanced trainingTraining in the specialtyCycles and courses in endocrine gynaecology

What to look at in a doctor's profile

  • Length of service: the total number of years of appointments shows how long the specialist has worked with patients, but experience specifically in the specialty is more important.
  • Specialisation: an indication of endocrine gynaecology means that the doctor manages cycle and hormonal disorders, not just general appointments.
  • Category: second, first or highest confirms the level of qualification, and its presence indicates completed certifications.
  • Place of appointment: the address and type of institution help you understand where the consultation will take place and where to go if a follow-up visit is needed.
  • Reviews: read the descriptions of the appointment and the analysis of complaints, not just the overall rating, to understand the doctor's communication style.

How does the first appointment go?

A first visit to a gynaecologist-endocrinologist in Astana usually takes longer than a standard examination, because the specialist assesses several body systems at once. Understanding how the appointment is structured helps you come prepared and get the most out of the conversation.

What happens at the appointment, step by step

The first appointment begins with a detailed conversation, during which the specialist finds out about your complaints, the history of your menstrual cycle and how you have been feeling over the past months. The doctor then clarifies information about past illnesses, operations and follow-up with other specialists, so that an overall picture takes shape. The conversation is followed by an examination, including an assessment of your build, the condition of your skin, hair and thyroid gland. If necessary, the specialist performs a gynaecological examination and assesses signs of hormonal changes. The doctor then compares the findings with the results of previous tests, if you have brought discharge summaries and reports. Based on the appointment, a plan for further diagnosis is drawn up, which may include laboratory tests and instrumental methods. You should prepare your questions in advance so that you do not forget anything during the conversation with the specialist.

What to prepare for the conversation with the doctor

  • Cycle calendar: write down the start and end dates of your periods over the past months, this helps assess regularity and identify deviations.
  • Well-being diary: note episodes of pain, mood changes, hot flushes and weight fluctuations, such observations clarify the hormonal picture.
  • Discharge summaries and reports: bring the results of previous tests, analyses and consultations with other specialists, they save you from repeat procedures.
  • List of complaints: formulate in advance what bothers you most and for how long, this sets the direction of the conversation.
  • Questions for the specialist: prepare what you want to clarify about your condition and further steps, this makes the appointment more productive.

What examinations are prescribed

What examinations are prescribed
ExaminationWhat it showsWhen it is prescribed
Blood test for hormonesLevels of thyroid, sex and pituitary hormonesFor cycle irregularities and suspected endocrine disorder
Ultrasound of the pelvic organsThe condition of the ovaries, uterus and endometriumFor pain, bleeding and irregular cycles
Thyroid ultrasoundThe structure of the gland, nodules and tissue changesFor signs of hormonal imbalance
Blood biochemistryLevels of glucose, lipids and metabolic markersFor suspected metabolic disorders
Consultation with a related specialistThe condition of other body systemsWhen a comprehensive health assessment is needed

Appointments with gynaecologist-endocrinologists in Astana

This section covers where in Astana doctors of this specialty see patients and how the portal's listings are organised. It brings together information on the number of specialists and clinics, as well as on which filters are more convenient to use when choosing.

How many doctors see patients in the city

A gynaecologist-endocrinologist in Astana is widely represented on the portal: data has been collected on one hundred and six doctors of this specialty. All of them see patients at one hundred and eighteen clinics in the city, and this noticeably widens the field of choice. Some specialists work in large multidisciplinary centres, where they see patients alongside other doctors. Others are based at small clinics in the districts, and it is usually easier to get an appointment there. The spread across the city means you can search not only in the centre but also near your home. Such a number of listings allows you to compare several options rather than settling for the first one that comes along. Before calling, it is worth opening the doctor's profile and checking which clinics they see patients at and how recently the information was updated.

How to narrow down the listings to suit yourself

  • District of the city: the filter by district shows doctors near your home or workplace, which saves travel time on repeat visits.
  • Clinic: choosing a specific clinic is useful if you are already under its care and want to stay in familiar surroundings.
  • Appointments on certain days: the filter by days of the week helps you fit a visit around work or study without rearranging your schedule.
  • Sees adults or children: specifying the age of patients immediately rules out doctors who do not work with children.
  • Order of listings: sorting changes who you see first, so check on what basis the list is ordered.

A clinic near home or a doctor with a name

The choice between a convenient journey and a specific specialist depends on how often you will have visits. If long-term follow-up is planned, the journey to the clinic starts to affect whether you will make it to appointments on time. A doctor with a name is good when continuity matters: one person keeps the history and sees the changes over time. A clinic nearby wins on another count — it is easier to get there again if you need to clarify details or come in unexpectedly. At large centres, several specialists see patients, and if necessary you can switch to a colleague within the same clinic. At a small district clinic there is usually only one doctor, but appointments tend to be more available and the wait is shorter. A sensible order is this: first select several doctors by specialty, then look at which clinics they see patients at, and among them choose the one that is convenient to get to.

How to book an appointment?

This section explains how to choose a convenient appointment time and submit a request on the portal, as well as what happens after it is sent. It also gathers what is worth preparing in advance so that filling in the form takes a minute.

How to submit a request

A request for an appointment with a gynaecologist-endocrinologist in Astana is made directly on the specialist's page via a short form. First you open the schedule and look at which days and hours are free for the chosen doctor. Then you select a suitable interval, guided by your work schedule and the journey to the clinic. The form asks for a name and phone number — registration on the portal is not required, and there is no need to come up with a password. After sending, the request goes for processing, and confirmation arrives as a message to the number provided. If your plans change, the same form can be filled in again and another time chosen. It is more convenient to book an appointment with a doctor in Astana in advance, so that you can calmly choose a day without rushing.

What happens after the request

What happens after the request
StepWhat the portal doesWhat the patient should do
Sending the formAccepts the name and phone numberCheck the phone number
ProcessingPasses on the request for the chosen timeWait for the message
ConfirmationSends a message with the outcomeRead the text of the message
Agreeing the timeChecks the availability of the chosen intervalReply to the message if necessary
VisitStores the request detailsCome at the appointed time

What you will need to book

  • Name: it is given in the booking form so that the specialist knows who to address when confirming the visit.
  • Phone: the confirmation message is sent to this number, so it is important to provide a current and reachable number.
  • Free time: look at the schedule in advance and choose an interval that does not clash with work and the journey.
  • A convenient day: mark a date with some margin, so that if it is rescheduled there is still the opportunity to choose another interval without rushing.
  • A calm environment: fill in the form without rushing, so that you can carefully check the spelling of the name and the digits of the phone number.

What is worth remembering

A conversation about a gynaecologist-endocrinologist in Astana is worth concluding with what stays with a person after reading. Below are the conclusions that help make a decision without haste and unnecessary worry.

Main conclusions

A gynaecologist-endocrinologist in Astana works with conditions where the hormonal background and the functioning of the reproductive system are interconnected. Trouble can be noticed by changes in the cycle, skin, weight and general wellbeing, and not only by pain. Such signs rarely go away on their own if their cause remains unexplained. Postponing a visit is only worth it when a person has consciously decided to observe themselves. Haste in the opposite direction also gets in the way: choosing a doctor based on a single line in an advertisement is rarely successful. It is useful to rely on clear things — where the specialist holds appointments, how the conversation is structured and what is already known about one's condition. A gynaecologist-endocrinologist in Astana does not replace observation by other specialists, but helps to put the picture together as a whole. The practical conclusion is simple: do not postpone a conversation with a doctor because your complaints are unclear and do not wait until the signs become constant.

The portal does not provide medical services and does not replace a consultation with a doctor. The information on condition pages is for reference only.

Appointment prices in Astana

Appointment prices in Astana
DoctorInitial consultationFollow-upOnline
Musaeva Asylay Dusenbaevna12 000 ₸——
Isakova Roza Kuandykovna———
Kharseeva Svetlana Khabibullaevna28 300 ₸——
Sarsenova Shynar Mukhadasovna10 000 ₸——
Khasenova Makpal Mukhamedzhanovna———
Serikbaeva Aynash Toleubekovna15 000 ₸——

Questions about the speciality

Gynaecologist-endocrinologist — what kind of doctor is this?

Hormonal imbalances, pregnancy planning, menopause.

How much does an appointment cost in Astana?

Initial appointment — from 10 000 ₸ to 28 300 ₸. The clinic sets the price of an appointment; the portal does not change it.

In which districts of the city are appointments held?

Appointments are held in 5 districts of Astana: Нуринский, Байконурский, Есильский, Алматинский, Сарыаркинский.

Do they see children?

Yes — children from birth are seen by 5 doctors in this section. The age differs for each doctor: it is shown on the doctor's card in the "Who they see" line — you can also see there who sees adults only.

How do I book an appointment?

Choose a free slot right in the doctor's timetable on their card, enter your name and phone number — the request goes to the clinic. The clinic will call you back to confirm the appointment; you can change the time without filling in the form again.