Gynecological examination can reveal sexual life

Due to the increasing incidence of gynecological diseases in women, it is recommended that women should undergo a routine physical examination every year. However, they cannot have sexual intercourse before some examinations, otherwise it will affect the examination results. So what is it? Share it with everyone.

Process/Method:

1. Currently, half of women suffer from vaginitis, but there are many types of vaginitis, and each has different treatments, so it is necessary to identify which type of disease it is. Therefore, before checking for vaginitis, women are best not to have sex for the first 3 days. To prevent vaginal congestion caused by sexual intercourse and aggravation of the condition.

2. The current method of detecting cervical cancer is cytology testing, but this test requires abstention from sexual intercourse for 24 hours and failure to take medication within 3 days, so women need to be careful to avoid misdiagnosis or wrong diagnosis. Moreover, after the puncture biopsy, sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited for 4 weeks.

3. Some women need to undergo fallopian tube hydrotubation due to long-term pregnancy failure. At this time, they should not have sexual intercourse 3 days before the operation to prevent bacteria from rising through the vagina and infecting the pelvis.

What should you pay attention to during gynecological examination

If the doctor is checking with two fingers in the vagina and you cannot tolerate it, you can tell the doctor and the doctor can use one finger for the check.

In order to relieve your anxiety and help your abdominal muscles relax, the doctor will ask you a few questions about your medical history or chat about your life. When you answer the questions, you can breathe through your mouth and your abdomen will relax.

During the triple examination and duodenal abdominal examination, the doctor will ask you to hold your breath as if you were defecating, so that your external anal sphincter will relax and the pain and discomfort will be relieved.

If a gynecological examination is very painful for you, or you are not satisfied with the examination, you can switch to color Doppler ultrasound or other imaging diagnostic examinations.

For women who are suspected of having malignant diseases in the pelvis and abdomen, but have enlarged abdomen, are highly anxious and unable to cooperate, doctors can also perform pelvic examinations after anesthesia.