A gynecological examination is actually an examination of the female reproductive system. It includes examination of the vulva, vagina, cervix and uterus in terms of size, shape and position as well as the fallopian tubes and ovaries, routine examination of leukorrhea, electronic colposcopy, cervical cancer screening, HPV screening and TCT cytology. The purpose of vulvar examination for women is to observe whether the vulvar skin is smooth, whether the color is normal, and whether there are any ulcers, superfluous organisms and hypopigmentation. The examination of vagina is mainly to rule out the presence of congenital vaginal deformity or congenital absence of vagina. The examination of cervix is mainly checked by electronic colposcopy, which can clearly see the size of the cervix, whether there is erosion or whether there are malignant tumors and cysts. The size, shape and position of the uterus and the examination of the fallopian tubes and ovaries are mainly analyzed and diagnosed by ultrasound examination of the uterine adnexes. Through this ultrasound examination, it can clearly diagnose whether the uterus has a series of abnormalities such as developmental deformity or small size, etc. The cervical cancer screening is mainly through the taking of women’s cervical exfoliated cells to be analyzed to rule out the possibility of epitheliomatous neoplasms of the cervix or cervical carcinoma.HPV virus examination is to rule out the presence of high-risk viral infections because the high-risk type of the HPV virus is an important factor in the cause of cervical carcinoma. important factor. Adult women should have a gynecological examination at least once a year, and menopausal women should have a gynecological examination once every six months, because the gynecological examination can clearly reflect whether the female reproductive system is healthy or not.