Routine gynecology appointment
Recommended for all women, whatever their age or medical history. Its purpose is to look after the health of the female reproductive system, detect changes early and provide guidance on care and prevention.
Why book a routine appointment
- ✓Detect changes early, before they become symptomatic
- ✓Keep track of your menstrual cycle and hormonal health
- ✓Review or adjust your contraceptive method
- ✓Have cervical cancer screening (smear test)
- ✓Ask questions about sexual and reproductive health
- ✓Get personalized guidance at any stage of life
Gynecology appointments at Aeger Prima focus on the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of a wide range of conditions affecting women's reproductive health.
With a patient-centred approach, the aim is accurate diagnoses and effective care.
Benefits of a routine appointment
Early detection of abnormalities
Makes it possible to identify changes that can be treated effectively when caught in time.
Prevention of gynecological conditions
Includes guidance and assessments that help avoid more serious problems.
Peace of mind
Provides a complete assessment of gynecological health, with reassurance and confidence.
What is assessed during the appointment
Medical history and physical examination
Gathering information about the patient's clinical history and carrying out a general physical examination, including assessment of the breasts and the pelvic region.
Pelvic examination
Assessment of the reproductive organs, such as the uterus and ovaries.
Gynecological examination
Includes examination of the cervix and, where needed, a smear test (Pap test) for the early detection of cell changes.
Hormone assessment and contraception advice
Depending on the patient's needs and concerns, this may include hormone assessment and advice on contraceptive methods.
Health and wellbeing guidance
Recommendations on intimate hygiene, infection prevention and other relevant care.
Common questions about this appointment
How often should I have a routine appointment?+
As a general rule, a routine gynecology appointment is recommended at least once a year, even without symptoms, to keep up appropriate preventive care.
At what age should I start having gynecology appointments?+
Ideally, the first appointment should happen shortly after menstruation begins or after becoming sexually active, to answer questions and encourage healthy habits early on.
Does a routine appointment always include a pelvic exam and cervical screening?+
The pelvic exam is part of the standard assessment. Cervical screening is carried out according to age, history and screening guidelines, with the doctor deciding the most appropriate interval.
When should I book a specialist appointment instead of a routine one?+
If you have specific symptoms, difficulty conceiving, persistent hormonal changes or an already diagnosed condition that needs more in-depth follow-up, a specialist gynecology appointment is the better choice.
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