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Every woman should regularly visit a gynecologist, since the state of the reproductive system depends not only on health, but also on appearance and mood. For preventive purposes, it is recommended to visit a specialist once or twice an hour and undergo the necessary examinations. This will help to avoid the risk of developing diseases of the genitourinary system and pathological processes in the future. In advanced cases, they are appointed gynecological operations for the treatment of diseases that cannot be cured by medication.
Visiting a gynecologist is the key to women's health
A gynecologist specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the female genital organs. After passing the tests and diagnostics, he will be able to make the correct diagnosis and prescribe timely and effective treatment. It should be noted that the first preventive examination at the gynecologist should be before the beginning of sexual life and with the onset of the first menstruation.
A qualified and competent obstetrician-gynecologist of the Pirogov clinic will advise on all issues, help choose suitable means for intimate hygiene, etc. The appointment with a specialist consists of several stages, namely:
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consultation;
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examination on a gynecological chair;
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taking a smear;
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bimanual examination with the help of hands.
In the course of a confidential conversation, the gynecologist learns about disturbing symptoms, suffered injuries and diseases, after which a chair examination is performed. Such an examination is completely safe and painless, so the patient should not be afraid. This is an effective diagnostic method, and if necessary, an additional examination may be prescribed.
If symptoms such as itching and burning, delayed menstruation, discomfort during intercourse, discharge of blood and other fluids, pain in the lower abdomen, thickening of the mammary glands, etc., appear, you should urgently seek professional gynecological help.
Consultation of an andrologist: when is it necessary?
In men, it treats diseases of the genitourinary system andrologist, who, unlike a urologist, does not practice in-depth areas of urology. The specialization of an andrologist is the diagnosis and treatment of physical conditions in men that directly affect the genitals and sexual function.
An andrologist treats the kidneys, bladder and ureter, prostate and urethra, testicles and their appendages, and the penis. Only after a comprehensive examination can a specialist make an accurate diagnosis and prescribe effective treatment. This can be prostatitis, phimosis, metabolic syndrome, menopause, varicose veins of the prostate, premature ejaculation, lack of sexual desire (libido), infertility, etc.
An appointment with an andrologist consists of several stages: history (consultation of the patient), visual examination, if necessary, additional tests (spermogram, smear, ultrasound, PCR diagnostics, etc.).
