Your average gynecology visit includes four stages: 1.) General Exam [check your lungs, pulse, weight, etc.] 2.) Breast Exam 3.) Pelvic Exam 4.) Pap Smear Test The general exam will use tools you've seen before to check your breathing, pulse, ears, and nose. The Breast exam and Pelvic exams are done manually by your gynecologist. All the doctor needs to perform those two are latex gloves and his or her hands. What would be on the tray would be the necessary equipment for the Pap Smear. For this your doctor will use a funny duck billed looking tool called a "Speculum." You can Google that. Speculums can be metal or plastic and come in different sizes. All the speculum does is hold your vagina open. The only other equipment necessary for the Pap is a long Q-tip looking thing. I've heard the Q-tip called by a few different names (swab, brush, spatula) essentially it's just a really long q-tip. The doctor will brush it over the cervix to gather cells and snap the business end off into a test tube. They label the tube and send it to the lab. If you have any further curiousity ask here or just google Pelvic Exam, gynecology, or Pap Smear. There's loads of info out there. http://www.acog.org/publications/patient_education/bp150.cfm
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It means your gyno did a bunk job. Get a new one.
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* Gynecological exam* Ultrasound* Placenta hormone blood tests
you can use v72.31 which means ROUTINE GYNECOLOGICAL EXAMINATION
Yes you should. Even though you do not have a uterus or cervix, there is still a possibility of vulvar (outer tissue) and vaginal cancer. Both can be noted by a gynecological exam.
Yes. In all 50 American states, minors can visit a public health facility for a gynecological exam without parental consent.
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That depends on the specialty of the MD. All doctors learn this when they become an intern. Once they specialize, most phycicans do not perform any GYN proceedure.
No blood tests are medical required for starting birth control, but there may be other reasons to have blood testing during your annual gynecological exam.
No. Part of a standard gynecological exam includes looking at the vagina. If the child comes to the doctor for a check up or for treatment, this would be necessary.
See the gynecologist. Their speciality in the reproductive system will allow you a more specialized experience than a General Practitioner And if there are complications, they are capable of organizing the proper method of treatment.