What does a female soldier need to undergo during the physical examination for military service, specifically the gynecological check-up?

Patient's question:

I want to apply to join the army and would like to ask what specific tests are conducted during the gynecological examination for female soldiers during the discharge health check? Because I'm worried that my conditions may not be qualified enough, I want to prepare before applying for insurance reasons. It would be better if there are no gynecological diseases. Could the doctor give some advice?

Doctor's answer:

During the women's veteran health check-up, the gynecological examination is a routine and thorough inspection. For example, conditions such as chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, tumors, genital tuberculosis, abnormal development of external genitalia, and functional uterine bleeding are included. Issues like flat feet, tattoos, large scars, severe heart disease, and infections are considered serious gynecological conditions that cannot pass the military examination. The day before the military examination, it is recommended to clean the external genitalia. It is important to pay attention to personal hygiene and change underwear and socks frequently.

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