All women, whether married or single, should have a regular gynecological examination by going to a gynecologist once a year if they have no risk factors, and every 6 months if they have even a small risk factor. It is vital for early diagnosis and treatment of this condition.
Gynecological examination is a quick, painless and simple procedure that will rid you of risks and give you peace of mind. If our patient is not yet sexually active, the examination is performed from the abdomen. In this case, drinking 1 liter of water 1 hour before the examination will facilitate the ultrasonographic examination of your abdomen. What is checked in a gynecological examination? Genital System Infections: Early diagnosis and treatment is very important to avoid infertility and chronic pain in the future. It is not enough to just defeat the infection; the natural flora of the environment must be re-established and resistance against future infections must be provided. Cervical Wounds, HPV Screening and Cancer Risks: Every woman should have cervical smear screening every 6 months and 1 year for cervical cancer screening. In recent years, Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) screening and typing, which has a significant impact on the occurrence of cervical cancer, has become almost routine. Thus, it is possible to precisely detect and treat the pathology. Depending on the condition of the pathology, cautery, cryotherapy, leep or advanced surgical techniques may be applied. Pathologies such as Myoma, Ovarian Cyst, Endometrial Polyp: During regular gynecological examination, pathologies that begin to form in the genital system are detected and recorded without causing undesirable consequences. Some of these pathologies are treated immediately and some are recorded for subsequent follow-up. For example, while a 1 cm myoma nodule on the outer part of the uterus does not cause any problems, even a 0.5 cm myoma that puts pressure on the endometrium may cause increased bleeding or difficulty in getting pregnant. What happened before and how it developed is very important. The structure of ovarian cysts always leads to completely different doors, whether they are simple cysts, chocolate casts, or whether the solid component inside them carries a risk of cancer. Irregular hormonal structure and intense environmental xenoestrogens (synthetic chemical estrogens passed to us from products such as shampoo, deodorant, cream, detergent, water bottle) negatively affect our genital system, as well as our entire body. PMS (premenstrual syndrome), breast and genital system cancers, infertility, and endometrial disorders are now an epidemic. In our clinic, we prefer to raise our patients' awareness of these conditions and strengthen our health without getting sick with nutrition patterns, homeopathic detoxes and many natural treatments.
