Gynecological examination is necessary for women to help detect abnormalities or lesions in their bodies in time. Common gynecological examinations include gynecological checkup, breast ultrasound, routine white belt examination, uterine adnexal ultrasound, cervical cancer screening, etc. 1.Gynecological checkup: professional doctors examine the internal and external genitalia of patients, such as vulva and vagina, to determine whether there are abnormalities, ulcers, hypertrophy, etc. 2.Breast ultrasound: through the breast structure shown in the report, it is possible to clarify whether patients are suffering from breast diseases, such as mastitis, breast hyperplasia, etc. 3.Routine white belt examination: routine white belt examination can detect common vaginal infections or changes. The results of the breast ultrasound can clarify whether the patient is suffering from breast diseases, such as mastitis, breast hyperplasia, etc.; 3. Routine leucorrhoea examination: routine leucorrhoea examination can check for common vaginal inflammatory diseases, such as trichomoniasis, vulvovaginal pseudomonal yeast disease, bacterial vaginosis, etc. If women have abnormal leucorrhea or itching of vulva, they need to undergo routine leucorrhea examination; 4. Ultrasound examination of uterine adnexa: Ultrasound of uterine adnexa is the most important auxiliary examination means for women in gynecological examination. The uterine adnexa can be examined by abdominal ultrasound and also by negative ultrasound. Common gynecological diseases such as uterine fibroids, adenomyosis, endometrial polyps, and ovarian tumors such as common chocolate cysts, mucinous cystadenoma, plasmacytoma, etc., as well as tubal effusion can be detected through uterine adnexal ultrasound; 5. Cervical cancer screening: Due to the general increase in the incidence and early age of cervical cancer, doctors recommend women who have sexual intercourse to have regular cervical cancer The common means of cervical cancer screening is the combination of cervical TCT and HPV screening. Cervical TCT refers to cervical exfoliation cytology, which assesses whether the cells on the surface of the cervix have degenerated. Cervical HPV screening is a test for cervical human papillomavirus, which has been found to be the initial cause of cervical cancer. Combined screening with TCT and HPV in both directions can detect more than 90% of cervical cancers. The interval of screening varies depending on the age of the woman. In addition, pathological examination of cervical smear is also useful for screening cervical cancer; 6. Other: During gynecological examination, patients can also have some other examinations, such as blood routine, hormone examination, MRI and CT examination of pelvis, tubal aspiration and imaging, etc.