Gynecologist?
Answers: There are a few parts to the exam.
First, the doctor or a nurse will ask questions about your common health, your periods, your sexual hobby (if any), etc, to determine your concerns and find out what they should look for during the exam. Then you'll be asked to undress and put on drapes or a gown. The parts of you that aren't being examined will always be covered.
The pelvic exam, which is everyone's least possible favorite part, only take about 3 minutes. The doctor will use a small tool called a speculum to hold you widen so that she can collect some cells from cervix using a tiny brush (this is called a Pap smear). She may also use a swab to collect cell from your vaginal wall to test for STDs, if you are sexually active. These can basis a little bit of discomfort for a few seconds. Then the doctor will use her fingers to surface your internal reproductive organs to make sure they're normal. All of this is over thoroughly quickly.
She will also give you a breast exam (takes 3-5 minutes) to check for lumps or abnormality in your breast tissue.
After that, you will have a unsystematic to speak with the doctor about your concerns.
Everybody feel awkward at the gynecologist, but it's great that you're going because it's a really important part of maintain good health. The unbroken exam is over very quickly, and the doctors are hugely professional - they do this hundreds of times a day. If any part of the exam make you uncomfortable, you should tell the doctor or nurse. And if your doctor is a man, a woman (usually a nurse) will other be in the room also.
they put like a i forget what its call.. inside your vagina to open it, then they swab your cervix(takes similar to under a minute) they have to put their fingers inside, after you get a breast exam.
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