(Z01.4) Gynaecological examination (general)(routine)

Gynaecological examinations are routine medical examinations that involve the examination of a woman's reproductive organs, including the uterus, ovaries, cervix, and vagina. the examination can be done to check for any abnormalities, infections, or diseases, and to assess the health of the reproductive organs. it may also involve collecting samples for laboratory testing, such as for pregnancy or sexually transmitted infections.

Gynaecological examination is a routine procedure used to screen for any abnormalities or diseases of the female reproductive system. it involves a physical examination of the external and internal genitalia, a pelvic exam, and a pap smear to check for any signs of infection or abnormalities in the cervix. it is also used to detect any precancerous cells and to diagnose any gynaecological conditions such as endometriosis, ovarian cysts, and uterine fibroids. the procedure is important for maintaining the health of the female reproductive system and for early detection and treatment of any potential problems.

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Main goal of the treatment: To diagnose and treat any gynaecological diseases or conditions.

• Collect patient medical history
• Perform physical examination
• Perform pelvic examination
• Order laboratory tests
• Order imaging tests
• Prescribe medications
• Provide patient education
• Refer patient to specialist

To prevent gynaecological diseases, it is important to have routine gynaecological examinations. this includes a physical examination, a pelvic exam, and a pap test. these examinations should be done regularly and at least once a year for women over the age of 21. additionally, it is important to practice safe sex, get vaccinated for hpv, and maintain a healthy lifestyle to reduce the risk of gynaecological diseases.