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What Is Pediatric Gynecology?
A: Pediatric gynecology is a branch of medicine that addresses the gynecological concerns of infants, children and teenagers. The physicians and other health care professionals that specialize in pediatric gynecology become familiar with both common and unusual gynecological conditions that may be unique to children, such as gynecological birth defects. They are also specialists in treating gynecological conditions in very young patients. In some cases, parents of young daughters may prefer to seek the services of a pediatric gynecologist when scheduling their daughter`s first gynecology exam.. The purpose of pediatric gynecology is to provide quality care for girls who are in need of such...
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What Is a Gynecology Speculum?
A: A gynecology speculum is a device, most often made from plastic but sometimes metal, which is used to open the vagina for internal examination. The speculum will generally resemble tongs in shape and feature various settings to accommodate the needs of the physician and the individual being examined. At times the gynecology speculum is pre-wrapped, and is thrown away after each use. Metal speculums, however, can be sterilized and reused. Many women dread the use of a gynecology speculum, but the discomfort experienced during an exam is often dependent on the gentleness of the physician. Before inserted, the end of the speculum will be covered with lubricant to make penetration easier and less painful. It should be inserted slowly to ensure the woman''s comfort....
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What Is Gynecologic Ultrasonography?
A: Gynecologic ultrasonography, or gynecologic sonography, is the use of ultrasound imaging in order to detect abnormalities or to monitor the health of the female reproductive tract. Structures that can be examined through gynecologic ultrasonography include the uterus, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, pouch of Douglas, and adnexae. Other related structures in the pelvis, such as the bladder, kidneys, and ureters, may also be examined. The two routes of gynecologic ultrasonography are transabdominal and transvaginal. Utilization of these routes depends on the indication or need for imaging.. Medical ultrasonography is an imaging method that uses the reflection of sound to produce images of certain structures. No radiation is used, making it safer than other imaging procedures, such as radiography...
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What Happens at a Gynecology Clinic?
A: What happens at a gynecology clinic generally depends on why a woman is there. Gynecologists who work in these clinics help women with a variety of different issues relating to their reproductive systems, including yearly physicals, pregnancies, and contraception help. Women also visit these clinics to get help for vaginal infections and sexually transmitted diseases. A typical gynecology clinic visit may start off with a quick visit with a nurse to check body weight and blood pressure and briefly discuss the reason for the appointment. After the visit with a nurse is complete, a gynecologist will generally come in to speak with and examine her patient.. The average woman of child-bearing age may visit a gynecology clinic for a yearly physical. During a routine physical, gynecologists...
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What Should I Expect During a Rectal examination?
A: Physicians may have to examine the rectum and anus for a range of reasons. Officially called a digital rectal examination (DRE), this test can give a cursory indication of whether certain medical problems might need a closer look with a light and camera. The exam involves the insertion of a gloved index finger into the rectum for about a minute, during which the patient can be in one of several positions. A rectal examination helps to inspect the tissue and identify any potential growths or areas of inflammation.. A rectal examination can be performed in a few positions. For a woman, it may be performed in conjunction with a broader gynecological exam, with the patient lying on her back and...
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What is an Executive Physical examination?
A: The average annual physical includes things like evaluation for common problems such as high cholesterol or high blood pressure, kidney function, and the like. Women also may undergo yearly gynecological exams in conjunction with a yearly physical, and if they’re over forty, they probably will routinely have a mammogram each year. As women age, doctors may also require things like bone density tests. A few tests change as we go from childhood to young adulthood, and then change again as we reach certain ages. These annual exams may take about half hour to an hour, and a little time more if we need blood work tests or scans of any body areas. A fairly recent trend in the world of medicine is to offer people what is called an executive physical
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First gynecological exam
A: Dear First-Timer, It''s great that you''re thinking ahead about birth control, and you''re definitely not the only one who finds the prospect of a GYN exam a tad scary. But take heart ? the exam should be painless, and your health care provider has seen the ''view from below'' of lots of other women, so you don''t have to be self-conscious about whatever you''re going to show off. An annual gynecological exam is a chance to assess your general health including your heart''s health, blood pressure, and weight, as well as have a breast exam and a pelvic exam. It''s also an opportunity for you to ask your provider any questions you may have, including those about the plethora of birth control options. The provider may be a physician, a nurse practitioner, or a...
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Is there such thing as Sedation Gynecology?
A: Yes, Women with developmental issues frequently need sedation to have routine pelvic examinations performed. Quoting form an article linked below
"If the patient continuously is unable to be examined, some light sedative may prove helpful. Oral agents commonly employed include diazepam and benadryl. Because these drugs may be administered frequently to some patients by their caregivers, they may have some degree of tolerance and require higher doses of these sedative agents to be effective."
While such an examination may require more planning and scheduling than a routine examination it is often the only way a resistant patient can be evaluated.
Contact a local care provider. A call to a...
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Did The gynecological Ultrasound To "Abdominal" Show If I Am Virgin..
A: Thanks blurtit team for honoring me to answer this question. The ultrasound of pelvic region does not cover the area where the hymen is located so it can not tell whether a lady is virgin or not. But studies show that presence or absence of hymen is not the sign of virginity. If ultrasound cover the hymen area and the lady is not having hymen, even then it can not prove that she is virgin or not. Only physical examination and few tests can tell....
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gynecology - interperiod bleeding, intense stomache cramp/pain during intercourse.. ulcer?
A: Intermenstrual bleeding with cramps and discomfort during or after intercourse could be due to endometriosis,fibroids, STD?s, adenomyosis etc.I would recommend to visit a OB/GYN specialist for further examination and assistance on treatment....
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