Patient's question:
I am 28 years old, female, and recently divorced. I am planning to have a child. I want to ask, how should I read the results of a gynecological examination?Doctor's answer:
The results of a gynecological examination need to see which specific tests you underwent. Generally, a thorough gynecological examination includes checking the six sexual hormones and a B of the uterine appendages, in addition to a routine examination of vaginal discharge. The blood test results need to be checked to see if the values are within the normal range. The routine examination of vaginal discharge is mainly to check for bacterial infections, while the uterine appendages are primarily examined to see if there are any space-occupying inflammatory conditions. If you don't understand the examination results, you can take the results to the doctor who ordered the tests for interpretation.