A gynecological check-up is a planned examination recommended once a year even when there are no complaints. Many gynecological conditions cause no symptoms for a long time; the point of a preventive examination is to detect them at an early stage.
What the check-up includes
- gynecological examination;
- pelvic ultrasound;
- cervical smear (cytology);
- tests for infections if indicated;
- colposcopy if indicated;
- breast examination.
What is colposcopy
Colposcopy is an examination of the cervix with a special device under magnification. It reveals changes that cannot be seen with the naked eye and is the main follow-up test when a smear shows abnormalities. It is painless and performed as an outpatient procedure.
When not to wait for a routine check-up
- menstrual cycle disorders;
- unusual discharge, odour or itching;
- lower abdominal pain;
- bleeding after intercourse;
- any bloody discharge after menopause.
Treatment stages
- Consultation
Discussing complaints and medical history, gynecological examination.
- Ultrasound
Assessing the condition of the uterus and ovaries.
- Tests
Cytology smear and additional tests if indicated.
- Results
Explaining the results and, if needed, a treatment or follow-up plan.
Questions about this service
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