What are the physical examinations for girls?

When girls undergo physical examinations, they are actually treated differently from men because their body structures are different, so the physical examinations will also be different. When girls undergo physical examinations, they will mainly check for diseases such as breast hyperplasia, uterine fibroids, cervicitis, etc. These necessary examinations are required in the physical examination and can also help everyone better understand the condition of their body.

Female physical examination focus 1: breast hyperplasia

Current situation: Breast hyperplasia is one of the most commonly found health problems in physical examinations for working women. According to experts, 24 women in a power generation company underwent physical examinations, and 14 of them were found to have breast hyperplasia. According to the physical examination report of employees of a branch of the Agricultural Bank of China, 52.86% of the 174 female employees suffered from breast hyperplasia. "Generally speaking, most women with breast hyperplasia do not have any discomfort symptoms, but the symptoms will be more obvious after the age of 35, such as breast pain, lumps, etc." The expert said, "Breast hyperplasia is common and is related to endocrine disorders caused by emotional tension and excessive stress." Gynecological disease experts recommend: Keep a good mood, avoid emotional fluctuations, avoid excessive fatigue, and participate in physical activities appropriately. If you notice a breast lump or nipple discharge, see a doctor immediately.

Female physical examination focus 2: uterine fibroids

Current situation: According to statistics, about 20%-30% of women aged 30-50 suffer from uterine fibroids. In addition, the employee physical examination report showed that 36 out of 446 female examinees suffered from uterine fibroids, accounting for 8.07%. Feng Er said, we found that 80% of uterine fibroids occur during the childbearing age, which may be closely related to the increased levels of estrogen and progesterone in women's bodies.

Gynecological disease experts recommend: If the fibroids are small and asymptomatic, they will not have much impact on the body and usually do not require treatment, especially for patients approaching menopause. The biggest problem for patients with uterine fibroids is psychological. They are always worried that the fibroids will continue to grow and become malignant. In fact, they only need to insist on regular follow-up. If the fibroids are found to be enlarged or the symptoms are obvious during the follow-up period, further treatment should be considered.

Female physical examination focus three: cervicitis

Current situation: According to statistics, more than 60% of women in a certain hospital's gynecology clinic suffer from cervicitis to varying degrees. Experts believe that poor personal hygiene habits or estrogen deficiency, poor local resistance to infection in the vagina and cervix, and frequent sexual intercourse are all factors that can easily cause chronic cervicitis.

Gynecological disease experts recommend that you should have a gynecological examination every year to detect cervicitis early. Young women under 40 years old who have high-risk factors for cervical disease, such as premature and frequent sexual intercourse, multiple births or multiple abortions, should pay more attention to regular gynecological examinations; women over 40 years old should undergo cervical smears and other examinations every year to screen for precancerous lesions of cervical cancer at an early stage.

Female physical examination focus 4: Psychological

Current situation: Professional women tend to be strong-willed. When their work is not recognized by their superiors or the outside world, they are prone to developing an inferiority complex. When being criticized, people often feel ridiculed, their self-esteem is hurt, and they are more likely to develop psychological and emotional problems. In addition, women's physiological reactions during their menstrual cycle and pregnancy and childbirth will have an impact on their emotions. Experts say that the psychology department sees nearly 200 outpatients every day, more than half of whom suffer from mood disorders such as depression and anxiety, while the male to female ratio is 1:2.

Suggestion: Women should not only pay attention to abnormal physical signals, but also pay attention to mental health. If you experience low mood, decreased ability, and fatigue for more than 2 weeks, you should go to the psychiatric department for examination.