Patient's question:
I'm very curious about what gynecological endocrinology is. I'm afraid I might have a disease in this area.Doctor's answer:
A full gynecological endocrine examination includes: cervical smear test, chromosome detection, viral and toxoplasma screening, and sexually transmitted disease testing. The cervical smear test, through routine vaginal discharge examination, can screen for trichomoniasis, candidiasis, mycoplasma and chlamydia infections, as well as other vaginal inflammatory conditions. Chromosome detection can predict the risk of having offspring with chromosomal genetic diseases, early detection of hereditary diseases, and whether there are chromosomal abnormalities that affect fertility, such as common sex chromosome abnormalities, to take active and effective intervention measures. Viral and toxoplasma screening is to check toxic viruses to the fetus, including rubella virus, cytomegalovirus, coxsackie virus, herpes virus, EB virus, and toxoplasma (not a virus). Sexually transmitted disease testing includes syphilis serological testing and HIV virus testing.