What does a gynecological blood test check?

Gynecological diseases require blood tests, mainly because blood tests can diagnose sexual diseases such as AIDS. In addition, the occurrence of gynecological diseases is mainly related to women's unclean sexual life and personal hygiene. Therefore, when undergoing a gynecological examination, everyone should take relevant preparation measures. Gynecological blood tests mainly include common leucorrhea examinations, electronic colposcopy, and hysteroscopy and laparoscopy. Women should follow the doctor's advice on these examinations.

What does a gynecological blood test check?

1. Routine examination of leucorrhea: detection of vaginitis caused by various pathogenic microorganisms, such as fungi, trichomonas, clue cells, pH value, cleanliness, chlamydia, etc.

2. Routine gynecological examination: Gynecologists perform vaginal examination and bimanual examination to make a comprehensive assessment of the patient's gynecological condition.

3. Electronic colposcope: It can magnify the vulva, vagina, cervix, etc. by 4-50 times, and can detect certain tiny lesions that cannot be seen by the naked eye. It is of great value for the early detection and diagnosis of cervical precancerous lesions.

4. Hysteroscopic and laparoscopic examination: For gynecological symptoms with unclear causes or that require further diagnosis, the examination can provide clear guidance for treatment as early as possible.

Do I need to fast for gynecological blood draw?

The examination items for blood tests are different. Whether you need to fast depends on the test items you want to test. Generally, you can eat while doing routine blood tests, but you cannot eat while doing blood sugar and liver function tests, and they need to be done on an empty stomach.

Pre-pregnancy check-ups also require fasting. Women should avoid doing so during the menstrual period. Get enough rest the day before the check-up to ensure you are fully energized. Eat a light diet three to five days before the check-up and avoid eating bloody foods such as pig liver and pig blood. Do not eat or drink after 12:00 PM the night before the test. Do not have sexual intercourse three to five days before the pregnancy test. Of course, ordinary pre-pregnancy check-ups generally do not require fasting, but some hospitals require six tests of thyroid function and gonadal hormones. It is recommended that you go on an empty stomach to avoid affecting the blood draw.

Gynecological blood test is the most necessary one among all the examination items. This is to know the patient's physical condition as soon as possible. If there is a problem in a certain part, it is also very serious and the patient needs to receive treatment as soon as possible. Of course, the editor here does not want anyone to get sick easily. For everyone's health, it is best to pay more attention to your own body.

Gynecological examination items

Gynecological examinations cover too many categories. Generally, a normal gynecological examination includes multiple items. Today we will talk about them in several points, starting with the most basic routine leucorrhea examination.

1. Routine leucorrhea examination: It is best to perform the examination after the menstrual period, mainly to detect vaginitis, chlamydia, pH value, trichomoniasis, etc. caused by various microorganisms.

2. Exfoliative cytology: This examination is mainly for the purpose of cancer prevention and screening, and mainly targets precancerous lesions of the cervix and early cervical cancer.

3. Routine gynecological examination: The doctor mainly performs vaginal examination, which mainly checks the skin of the vulva in a relatively intuitive way to see if there are ulcers, boils, hypopigmentation, etc., and whether the color is normal, so as to make a basic gynecological assessment of the patient. You can also check the smoothness of the surface of the vaginal mucosa and whether the texture is normal, and then analyze whether the properties and odor of the vaginal secretions are normal, and whether there are any bleeding spots.

4. Hysteroscopic and laparoscopic examination: It is mainly used to examine gynecological symptoms with unclear causes or that need further confirmation. By examining the uterus and its appendages, we can check whether the uterus is moving normally, what its texture is like, where it is located, whether it is enlarged and hard, or whether its surface is rough.