Gynecological examinations, mainly include female vulva, vagina, cervix, uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, sex hormones, etc.: 1) double or triple diagnosis; 2) cervical examination by speculum for abnormalities; 3) laboratory examination, including routine white belt examination, TCT examination, HPV screening, etc.; 4) ultrasound examination, through ultrasound or color ultrasound to observe whether there are problems with the uterus and adnexa, which can be chosen from transvaginal, transanal or abdominal examinations; 5) endocrine examination, mainly blood sampling for sex hormone 6 and thyroid hormone examination, Endocrine examination, mainly blood sampling for sex hormone six and thyroid hormone examination, some hospitals also include mammography examination, first palpation sliding check whether there are lumps in the breast, if there are suspicious problems, mammography will also be conducted. It is recommended that women over the age of 25 have a physical examination at least once a year to detect and treat gynecological problems early if they occur.
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