Gynecology is a science that focuses on female reproductive and sexual health.With regular gynecological follow-up, it is possible to protect against many diseases or to have the chance of early diagnosis in case of an existing disease development.Early diagnosis is of great importance for many diseases, especially cancer.In particular, the problem of infertility, whose incidence is increasing day by day, is directly related to early diagnosis.The importance of early diagnosis in many gynecological diseases is emphasized in preventing infertility.Some gynecological diseases can cause infertility in advanced stages.Gynecological examinations should not be skipped in order to protect both current and future health.From the age of 18, it is of great importance to undergo gynecological examinations annually and more frequently if necessary.For a gynecological examination, it does not matter whether you are married or single and whether you have a sexual life or not.

Gynecological Examination

The gynecological examination is carried out under three different headings. By filling out the anamnesis form, family and personal history, sexual life and medical history are learned.In the meantime, information about the type of examination is obtained.The anamnesis form consists of various questions to be asked to the patient.The date of the last menstrual period, the length of your menstrual period and the length of the cycles, whether there is bleeding in the interim periods, whether there are any symptoms such as genital pain or complaints, whether a contraceptive method is used.