RDG Clinic · dermatology and venereology
Dermatovenereologist in Riga
If you have intimate-area symptoms, concerns after a possible exposure, or questions about preventive testing, you do not need to choose a test panel yourself. In a private consultation, a dermatovenereologist clarifies the situation and recommends a justified investigation and follow-up plan.
- Private, non-judgmental consultation
- Testing chosen individually
- A clear follow-up plan
An individual approach
A testing plan begins with your specific situation
Symptoms alone do not always identify the cause, and some infections can be asymptomatic. The doctor therefore considers the type and timing of exposure, relevant sampling sites, previous results, and health factors instead of ordering the same panel for everyone.
RDG dermatologists-venereologists
Choose a doctor for consultation
Dr Olga Zaikovska and Dr Viktorija Muraško are certified dermatologists-venereologists. In the request, you may simply note whether the concern is symptoms, a possible exposure, or preventive testing.
The appointment
From a private conversation to a justified next step
Confidential history
The doctor asks about symptoms, timing, possible exposure, previous results, medication, and other relevant health factors.
Examination and testing plan
When appropriate, the doctor examines the affected area and selects relevant tests. Not everyone needs the same tests or samples from the same anatomical sites.
Results and follow-up
The doctor explains results, treatment, follow-up, and partner notification or testing. If another specialty is needed, an appropriate care route is recommended.
Before the appointment
Common questions for a dermatovenereologist
Can I book if I have no symptoms?
Yes. Some sexually transmitted infections can be asymptomatic. The doctor assesses your situation and selects justified tests rather than applying one panel to everyone.
Which tests will I need?
This depends on symptoms, type and timing of exposure, previous results, and individual factors. Blood, urine, or swab tests may be appropriate; the doctor defines the exact plan.
Should I have tests before the consultation?
Unless a clinician has already given a specific instruction, discussing the situation first is often more useful. A sample taken too early or from the wrong site may not answer the clinical question.
Will the information be confidential?
Health information is handled as sensitive medical data under the clinic’s privacy and medical-record requirements. You do not have to disclose intimate details in the booking request.
Can treatment begin on the same day?
That depends on the symptoms, examination, and whether test results are needed. The doctor explains what can be done immediately and what should wait for diagnostic confirmation.
Should my partner attend with me?
Each person usually needs an individual medical assessment. If an infection is confirmed, the doctor explains whether and how a partner should be tested or treated.
A clear and private first step
Do not delay assessment because of uncertainty or embarrassment
Request an in-person consultation. You do not need to know the diagnosis or test names in advance—the doctor will create an appropriate plan.
RDG Clinic · Rīga
Plan your visit
Kr. Valdemāra iela 33a-3a
Rīga, LV-1010
Mon–Fri: 10:00–19:00Sat: 10:00–15:00Sun: closed