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Annual Pelvic and Gynaecological check-ups are essential for every woman’s health and well-being. Prevention is always better than cure. Regular check-ups can help identify issues early, mitigating the risk of further complications. The check-ups also provide opportunity to discuss with the Gynecologist in Nagarbhavi, Doctor Sumana S, about any health concerns, ask questions and receive guidance and creates awareness.
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Regular check-ups monitor menstrual health, discussing any irregularities like Heavy Bleeding, painful periods, or missed periods. Especially if these symptoms are seen after menopause, they need to be evaluated thoroughly.
 
For women with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS/PCOD), Endometriosis, Polyps or other reproductive health issues, a yearly check-up is important to manage symptoms and prevent further complications.
 
One of the most critical reasons to undergo regular check-ups is to screen for Gynaecological Cancers. Many of these cancers like Cervical Cancer, Endometrial Cancer and Ovarian Cancer, may not cause symptoms in the early stages. A Pap Smear and Endometrial Biopsy, along with a physical pelvic examination by the doctor can help detect abnormalities before they progress into full-blown cancer.

The doctor will do a thorough review of symptoms and perform a physical examination of the pelvis. A Pap Smear and Endometrial may be done as and when required. Any doubts regarding fertility, family planning, methods of contraception can be discussed. Pros and Cons of treatment options will be explained. If needed, any further evaluations like an ultrasound scan and blood tests can be done.

Uterine fibroids in or on the womb (uterus) are non-cancerous. Depending on where the fibroids are, Severe, cramping period pain and heavy menstrual bleeding are associated with/without other symptoms like diffuse pain and pressure in the abdomen. Fibroids consist of muscle cells and connective tissues. Their size, shape, and location vary.

Uterine fibroids in or on the womb (uterus) are usually benign [non-cancerous]. Depending on where the fibroids are, Severe, cramping period pain and heavy menstrual bleeding are associated with/without other symptoms like diffuse pain and pressure in the abdomen. Fibroids consist of muscle cells and connective tissues. Their size, shape, and location vary.

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It is Not Necessary to Go to the Gynecologist Every Year

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Even if you don’t notice any symptoms or women’s health issues, your gynecologist will test everything from blood pressure to osteoporosis, and your yearly visit is a great opportunity to discuss any concerns you have about your body, including your sexual and reproductive health.

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On your period, you should not visit, Gynecologist.

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The diagnosis of a tumour is growing makes you anxious, Fortunately, uterine fibroids are benign growths and are not linked to cancer. 

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Uterine fibroids lead to infertility

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Fibroids can impact fertility in some cases, not all women with fibroids struggle with conception.

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Fibroids always cause noticeable symptoms

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Fibroids are small & go unnoticed. Heavy menstrual bleeding, pelvic pain, frequent urination, & discomfort in intercourse.

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For Fibroids, Surgery is the only option

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Various nonsurgical approaches exist. The size and location of the fibroids matter. Hysterectomy or myomectomy is an option.

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Fibroids keep growing until you treat them

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Fibroids can exhibit different growth patterns. While some fibroids may increase in size over time, others remain stable or even shrink. 

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WHAT CAUSES FIBROIDS IN WOMEN?

Fibroids affect up to 50 per cent of all women, and high levels of estrogen increase the risk of developing these growths. Fibroids may also have genetic causes. Fibroids are most common in women in their 30s and 40s.

A pelvic Exam helps you identify fibroids; an ultrasound scan of the uterus and pelvic region gives a better understanding and clarity.

Fibroids very rarely become cancerous. Less than one in every 1,000 women will develop a cancerous fibroid. Current research suggests that fibroids do not increase your risk of cancer either.

Most of the fibroid cases cause few to no symptoms. However, patients can occasionally experience fibroid cyst pain. The patients typically describe the pain as dull pressure in the pelvic area.

Most uterine fibroid cases do not cause infertility. However, they can make conception [conceiving] more difficult as they may block the fallopian tubes and minimize the space within the uterus.

You do not need to seek treatment for fibroids unless you have noticed discomfort or painful symptoms. Many patients don’t experience symptoms at all. However, Doctor Sumana S & the team at Atharv Women Care & Fertility Centre can help treat fibroids and with care.

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