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Gynecological Examination

Having a gynecological examination is an important element for your health. Regular checkups are recommended for all women as it allows any health problem to be identified and treated quickly.

Why Should You Have a Gynecological Examination?

A gynecological examination helps identify any health problems as soon as possible so that you can get the treatment you need. Getting prompt treatment for problems like gynecological ailments and sexually transmitted diseases is important as it can reduce the risk of serious potential complications.

You do not always have to have a complaint for a gynecological examination. Regular gynecological examination is necessary for the following reasons:

Having a smear test to see if there are abnormal cells that could turn into cervical cancer. It is recommended that all women between the ages of 25 and 65 have regular PAP smear tests.

Sexually transmitted diseases examination; to find sexually transmitted infections, such as chlamydia, gonorrhea, or syphilis. All sexually active women are advised to have regular checkups.

To have a general check-up for common gynecological diseases. Regular checkups will be healthy for all women of reproductive age, which includes smear testing, STDs and Pelvic examination.

What to Expect

What is done in the gynecological examination varies according to the tests you have done before, and your doctor will tell you what to look for before the examination.

In the Smear Test: A speculum is used to keep the vagina open while taking a sample from the cervix.

In the STD test: Your doctor will ask you a few questions about your health. Along with the sample from the urethra and vagina, blood and urine samples are taken.

In the Gynecological Examination: The doctor will look at the vagina, cervix and pelvic organs. It usually includes both an external and internal examination to check for signs of infection or gynecological problems.

What Happens Next?

In many cases, there is no problem that will require further procedures at the end of the gynecological examination. Your doctor will ask you to come for further examination and send you. However, in some cases, there is a possibility that problems may be identified during the examination, which are:

If the smear test shows an abnormal result, colposcopy may be needed to confirm the presence of precancerous (pre-cancerous) cells. Any abnormal cells will need to be removed and further treatment will be needed to prevent cervical cancer.

If the examination has confirmed an infection, you will need to take antibiotics to clear the infection. In some cases, additional treatment will be required to relieve complications from the infection.

If a problem is found during the gynecological examination, he may recommend additional tests or treatments. The next step will vary according to the finding on the examination. Your doctor will explain in detail the results and the additional examination and treatment options that can be made.

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