Gynecological speculum examination

Gynecological speculum examination is actually a widely used gynecological examination method. Many women's health problems can be detected through gynecological speculum examination. It can not only provide a basis for the clinical treatment of gynecological diseases, but also help women detect problems early and treat them as soon as possible. Let me introduce to you what a gynecological speculum examination is.

A small experimental instrument with a huge effect; vaguely private, LOL Annie clear... The female vagina is usually like a flattened hose. If you want to observe its interior and cervix, you have to break it open first, and the vaginal speculum is used for this. Today's vaginal speculum is a duck-billed metal composite or plastic (disposable) common tool used to explore the interior of private parts and collect secretions. Mainly used for Pap Smear test, vaginal examination, anal examination, etc.

The vaginal speculum currently used in gynecology is mainly made of metal composite materials or plastics. The metal composite speculum is a common tool that can be used multiple times. It will be sterilized and treated with high temperature after each use; while the plastic speculum is a one-time use and has a higher safety factor. Before use, the doctor will apply some lubricating substances, such as paraffin oil, to the part to be inserted, and then push, rotate and expand it to ensure the operation.

There is also a vaginal dilator that pumps air in, which is said to be very comfortable for patients, but it is not big enough to attract doctors and cannot be marketed.

Although the vaginal speculum is a good helper for gynecologists, it can sometimes lead to tragedy... Because when the hymen is broken, they don't recognize whether it is biological or metal polymer materials, but some boys only recognize that the hymen is broken.

In fact, in order to avoid tragedies, according to technical standards, gynecologists will be particularly cautious about patients whose marital status is filled in as "single" when doing such examinations, and will also carefully explain and communicate the possible risks to the patients in advance, so such problems are generally unlikely to occur. However, a search on the Internet reveals a large number of cases involving disputes caused by breaking the hymen during gynecological examinations. It seems that some people are still careless.