Dr. med. Marlis Köhnhorn

Prevention and screening are essential in gynecology to maintain a woman's health and detect potential diseases early. During a screening appointment, we offer comprehensive examinations, such as a Pap smear for the early detection of cervical cancer, breast examinations, and targeted counseling on contraception, hormone balance, and other women-specific topics. Regular screenings allow risk factors to be identified early and individually tailored treatment to promote your long-term health.

THERAPY AND REBUILDING

Immune booster infusion: After strenuous exercise or an acute flu infection Protect infusion: As protection against a weakened immune system, frequent colds, chronic infections, fatigue, reduced performance, stress Infusion for wound and tissue healing: For joint, tendon, and soft tissue irritations such as osteoarthritis, patella, and Achilles tendon irritation Iron infusion: For iron deficiency, heart failure, before planned operations REGENERATION AND PREVENTION (Sports) rehab infusion: For training recovery after injury, faster regeneration during high-performance phases Vitamin C infusion (high dose, max. 22.5g): For vitamin C deficiency, supports collagen synthesis in cartilage damage, mitochondrial regeneration Fat burner infusion: To support dietary measures, influences metabolism NAD+ infusion: Stimulates stem cells, supports cell renewal, and also has an effect on cell and DNA repair, anti-aging, and staying fit in old age.

Traditional Chinese Medicine has offered proven therapies for 2,000 years for the prevention and treatment of acute viral infections, for strengthening the immune system, and for treating the consequences of infections and exhaustion, such as those found in post-COVID and long-COVID symptoms, as well as chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS). During the COVID-19 pandemic, many of these herbal formulations have been widely used, tested, and adapted to current needs. They are now available for treatment and prevention in combination with acupuncture, heat treatments, and nutritional counseling.

Travel medicine

Ultrasound allows doctors to quickly diagnose or monitor many diseases. They can examine specific body regions using ultrasound waves, allowing them to diagnose diseases that are not externally visible. Sonography takes advantage of the different propagation of sound waves in the human body and enables visual representations of various body regions and tissues.

The thyroid is an organ located in the neck that produces vital hormones. These hormones regulate basal metabolic rate and act in almost all body cells, stimulating energy metabolism there. They are also important for growth and differentiation. Iodine is necessary for hormone production. A corresponding deficiency can lead to a lack of production of these hormones. This hormone deficiency is then registered in our pituitary gland and the control hormone TSH is released, which should stimulate the thyroid to produce more. Increased TSH release also leads to thyroid growth, and a so-called goiter can develop. The shape of the thyroid can be examined by palpating the neck. A pronounced goiter is visible in humans. Ultrasound is primarily used for diagnostic imaging, and scintigraphy is used for further clarification of nodules and functional disorders. Computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging are also used for specific questions. A fine-needle aspiration of the thyroid is used to obtain samples for cytology. A biopsy is used to obtain samples for histological examination. These specialized tests are then performed after referral to a radiologist. The laboratory can determine free T3 and T4 levels, as well as TSH and thyroglobulin levels. For specific questions, additional laboratory parameters, such as antibodies, may be requested. If an enlarged thyroid is found during the physical examination, further evaluation is performed using ultrasound (sonography) of the thyroid.