Patient's question:
1. Do gynecological diseases have an incubation period? How long is the incubation period?2. Gynecological examinations include routine ultrasound and transvaginal ultrasound. Which is better? For married women, which is more suitable for a thorough gynecological examination? Besides these two, what other examination methods are there for gynecological examinations?
3. Is the price of routine ultrasound the same as that of transvaginal ultrasound? Are they comprehensive? Or what kind of examination is used for a comprehensive reproductive system examination? How is it examined? What specific parts are examined? How much does it cost? I hope the doctor can explain these three points in detail and specifically, one by one. Thank you for your help. I hope the doctor can explain these three points in detail and specifically, one by one. Thank you.
Doctor's answer:
Gynecological diseases come in many different types. If it's a simple bacterial vaginosis caused by bacteria, it's related to a moist vaginal and external genital environment. Try to keep it dry as much as possible, and the vaginosis will gradually disappear. If it's a viral infection caused by unclean contact, there will be a latent period. A comprehensive reproductive system includes some parts, such as fallopian tubes and uterus, which costs around 1,000 in total. Married women don't need to do a full set of tests.