As a smart woman, you should learn to love yourself. At the end of the year, you have the best trump card to keep your health, especially for women with sexual history. Gynecological examination mainly includes cervix, uterus and its accessories, B-ultrasound examination, routine examination of leucorrhea, pathological smear of vagina and cervix, colposcopy and other items. Below, I will bring you some precautions for gynecological health at the end of the year.

1, gynecological examination is not allowed during menstruation.

Generally speaking, if a woman is in the menstrual period, it is best not to have a gynecological examination. Because the cervix is slightly open and the endometrium has a wound, it is easy to bring bacteria into the endometrium, fallopian tubes and other reproductive organs. If not handled well, it will also cause long-term low back pain, abdominal pain and other problems. In addition, gynecological examination can also squeeze the endometrial debris in menstruation into the uterine muscle wall, fallopian tube and even pelvic cavity, leading to endometriosis and gradually aggravating dysmenorrhea. It is best to have a gynecological examination after 3 days of clean menstruation.

2. Do not check the day before vaginal irrigation.

This is because if you do this, you may wash away some cancer cells detected by slicing. The best cleaning time is 72 hours before the test starts. But doctors disapprove, because it may lead to some infections. Moreover, drugs are not allowed in the vagina, because some drugs will have an impact on the test results, and also make it impossible for doctors to explore when doing pelvic bone testing. In addition, pay attention to your diet the night before, and don't eat too many indigestible and greasy things.

3. Do not eat breakfast or urinate on the day of inspection.

One of the gynecological examinations is B ultrasound, the main purpose of which is to check whether there are uterine tumors, endometriosis, uterine malformations, ovarian tumors, pelvic inflammatory masses or abscesses. The reason why B-ultrasound wants to hold back urine is because if the bladder is not full, ultrasound examination will overlap the gas in the bladder and the gas in the uterus, resulting in misdiagnosis and missed diagnosis. So how can we calculate the appropriate urine volume? The sign of good filling is that when the subject lies on his back, the lower abdomen slightly bulges in a shallow arc, and can sink and tolerate when pressurized. If the abdomen bulges high and the abdomen is hard, it will be unbearable to exert a little force, that is, there is too much urine and too much filling.