Waldemar Tokarski Specialist Obstetrician Gynecologist

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Opinie pacjentek (Google)

• Marcin Langner★ 1

  My girlfriend had a consultation to get a contraceptive device inserted; it turns out the National Health Fund doesn't offer the necessary services, but if you go private, they do.

  5 months ago

• A. Pat.★ 1

  I do not recommend this gynecologist!! I went in with specific symptoms suggesting endometriosis, and the doctor said he "didn't see anything." Instead of conducting a more thorough diagnosis, he only suggested contraceptive pills as a "cure-all" solution. He also referred me to my family doctor for an abdominal ultrasound instead of ordering the appropriate tests himself. 🤯 (test covered by the National Health Fund)

  9 months ago

• Dominika★ 5

  Very nice gentleman. He explained everything, was very polite, and I didn't feel judged in any way.

  6 months ago

• Dawid Musiał★ 1

  A National Health Fund (NFZ) appointment at a different address. My wife was pregnant, and the appointment was to transfer my pregnancy care and obtain referrals for tests RECOMMENDED by the midwife. Things were bad from the start. There was only one chair in the office, and I was asked to leave. Referrals could only be issued after tests we had already performed, but the doctor insisted on repeating them. I returned to the office. We couldn't think twice, because after 20 seconds he would ask me to leave, saying that maybe a baby was dying in the patient's womb... During the tests, I was asked to leave several times, and only after persisting could I be left with the comment, "This is our first and last meeting." I would like to remind you that, according to Article 21 of the Act of November 6, 2008, on Patients' Rights, a patient has the right to have a loved one present. Referrals were issued only for selected tests, and no explanation was given as to why there weren't more. There was zero interest in the midwife's recommendations. The doctor refused to issue a written refusal. The visit was full of stress. We DO NOT recommend Dr. Tokarski.

  a year ago

• Pau lina★ 1

  At the beginning of my pregnancy, after losing 7 kg in two weeks, including 3 kg in one week, my gynecologist refused to issue me a sick leave certificate for physical work, even though I was unsteady on my feet, nearly fainted at the clinic, and a random paramedic who happened to be on site escorted me to my Uber. I learned from other patients that the doctor simply doesn't write sick leave certificates, using the excuse "to issue you a sick leave, I'd have to invent some illness." After checking the test list at the end of my pregnancy, it turned out that he hadn't notified me or prescribed some of the tests recommended by the gynecological society, including AIDS/HIV and I think WZB at the beginning of pregnancy, and something else. The same applies to blood typing, which is a mandatory document upon admission for labor. He only prescribed three general blood and urine tests during my entire pregnancy, despite the much more frequent ones recommended by the TG. This resulted in me potentially having a cystitis for several months, which showed up in the results of the tests ordered by my primary care physician, which could have been harmful to the fetus. Despite seeing him every three to four weeks, the doctor never remembered me and asked if he had already ordered any tests. He downplayed my symptoms and didn't refer me to other specialists, such as symptoms of tachycardia during pregnancy. He often told me to hurry, even when I was in the dressing room with a huge belly, emphasizing that it was "National Health Fund" and I needed to hurry. The only important information I heard from him was that I had a soft cervix and should be careful during pregnancy. Despite my requests, the doctor never revealed the baby's gender. He also didn't update the pregnancy report with the results of the blood tests. I sincerely wish the doctor a debt-ridden retirement. Instead of asking Google to delete a true opinion that can be proven through medical records and witness statements, I wish the doctor some self-reflection. And a true opinion has the right to be published so that other women have choices and knowledge.

  2 years ago