MUDr. Pavel Janouškovec ordinacni hodiny

Always willing, kind, and profession understands. He's just the best doctor.

Arrogant, superior and indecent man, he should return his diploma and never call himself a doctor !!!

A real doctor, a real specialist. He doesn't take people as a piece of meat, but he really sympathizes and helps as much as he can. It will take you to order at the appointed time. Unexpected there 4 hours in the waiting room as elsewhere. He's a great person and a doctor. I can only recommend after 5 years of experience.

For the first time at the age of 27, my discs came out. It was most likely since the extreme switching of the back and pelvis in professional sport shooting, which I ran on a daily basis for 7 years. Fortunately, it left on its own after about half a year, but its back was never again. A few years after this event, I ended my professional career as a shooter and my back improved from year to year. At the age of 45, however, came the second "attack", the second prolapse and even worse than the first. I couldn't walk, I couldn't lie, I couldn't do anything. At first I did not trust Mr. Janoušek and with the words "I need to go to work in 14 days" I started treatment. The treatment consisted "only" of relieving pain with muscle soothing pills. It didn't seem like much to me, but I believed the doctor knew what he was doing. After a few weeks and months, despair and despair arose. The treatment remained essentially unchanged. The neighborhood (family, girlfriends, friends, acquaintances) began to press me that it was not normal, that the doctor did not treat me and that I should definitely go to surgery. Just in case - none of these people who wanted to "help" me is neither a MD, nor a neurologist, orthopedist, physiotherapist, etc. None of them saw my pictures and no one examined me. Every time I visited the doctor, I pushed him a little and convinced him if surgery wouldn't be better. After each, he managed to convince me to wait and he did it even after 1 year when the difficulties persisted. And that protected me. Then suddenly it started to improve out of nowhere. After another six months, I was able to move without French sticks and I walked a greater distance every day. Now, three years after the prolapse, I'm practically fine. Of course it can come again, but it can come anything. I'm glad I didn't give up and trusted the doctor and myself. People, please trust the experts. Thank you, Doctor :-). R.N.