Which department should I go to for a full body checkup?

In order to keep themselves healthy, many people usually do physical examinations, especially some older people, who have a physical examination every year, so that they can deal with the causes of the disease in time and seek treatment in time. But as a woman, if you want to do a comprehensive examination of the human body, which department should you go to? Let's take a look below.

Which departments should women go to for full body examination?

Women's full body examination is different from others. It is best to go to the gynecology department because some gynecological examinations will be done, which will help the doctor to make a diagnosis.

Frequently asked questions about women's full body examination

1. When doing a uterine B-ultrasound (abdomen), a certain amount of urine must be accumulated in the bladder so that it can be seen clearly. Therefore, you must remember not to urinate before doing a uterine B-ultrasound.

2. Urinate completely when doing a gynecological examination. If you want to do both a uterine B-ultrasound and a gynecological examination, it is best to do the uterine B-ultrasound first and then the gynecological examination.

3. Liver function tests, blood sugar and blood lipid tests require fasting (including meals, drinking water, taking medicine, etc.), and blood tests are required before breakfast; hepatitis B three-line and blood routine tests do not require fasting and can be checked at any time and anywhere.

4. B-ultrasound of liver, gallbladder and pancreas is generally required on an empty stomach.

5. Do not wear anything containing metal materials on the body when wearing the film, otherwise it will block the X-ray and easily lead to misdiagnosis.

6. Get enough rest before routine physical examination. Poor sleep can affect blood sugar levels, blood sugar and blood pressure. But it has no effect on the testing of hepatitis B lineages.

7. Women cannot undergo gynecological examinations during their menstrual period.

By doing routine physical examinations, we can see whether our body indicators are normal or abnormal. Especially for some women, their bodies are relatively weak, and they are more prone to gynecological diseases, so they need to have check-ups every year. Generally, women go to the gynecology department for check-ups, because during the routine physical examination, there are several things that need to be checked by the gynecology department.