Women's full body check-up must do items

Women's Day is coming soon, and women in today's society are paying more and more attention to their physical and mental health. Lack of exercise, excessive work pressure, irregular work and rest schedules, and lack of knowledge of gynecological diseases are several factors that lead to the high incidence of gynecological diseases. Many women think they are young and in good health, or they find it troublesome or uncomfortable to do so, and are always unwilling to participate in gynecological examinations. This results in the loss of many opportunities to detect diseases in the early stages and delays treatment.

Women's Day is coming soon, and women in today's society are paying more and more attention to their physical and mental health. Lack of exercise, excessive work pressure, irregular work and rest schedules, and lack of knowledge of gynecological diseases are several factors that lead to the high incidence of gynecological diseases. Many women think they are young and in good health, or they find it troublesome or uncomfortable to do so, and are always unwilling to participate in gynecological examinations. This results in the loss of many opportunities to detect diseases in the early stages and delays treatment. Today, the editor will tell the men of queens and goddesses about gynecological examinations.

Many gynecological diseases do not have obvious symptoms in the early or even middle and late stages, or they only cause symptoms such as abnormal leucorrhea and bleeding during intercourse, so they are often ignored. When the symptoms are serious, the best treatment stage is often missed, which increases the cost and difficulty of treatment. Therefore, we recommend that women who are married should undergo gynecological examinations 1-2 times a year.

What are the items in a comprehensive gynecological examination?

Survey data show that almost all gynecological malignancies are discovered during routine physical examinations. The survey also shows that more than 8% of women each year abandon the gynecological examinations provided during their company's physical examinations.

1. Routine inspection of leucorrhea

It can detect vaginitis caused by various bacterial infections.

2. Cervical examination

Observe whether there are lumps, ulcers, erosions, cysts on the cervix, whether the cervix is ​​normal in size, whether the surface is smooth, whether the material is solid, and whether there is uterine prolapse.

A normal cervix will have a bulge around it and a hole in the middle. It is perfectly round when not pregnant, and "I"-shaped when pregnant. It is tough, bright red in color, and has a smooth surface. If you want to do a cervical anti-cancer acid-fast staining test, the doctor will collect specimens at this time.

3. Inspection of the uterus and its accessories

Understand the location of the fundus of the uterus, whether it is mobile, and what its material is like. If the uterus is enlarged, firm, or has an uneven surface, it is an abnormal condition and further examination is required.

The normal uterus is inverted pear-shaped, 7-8 cm long, 4-5 cm wide, and 2-3 cm thick. Most of it is in an extended and flexed position, with medium strength and good mobility. The uterus, ovaries and bilateral fallopian tubes are collectively called "appendages". They are movable and feel slightly sore and swollen when touched. Normally, the fallopian tubes on both sides cannot be touched.