What is a gynecological PV examination?

There are many reasons that may cause women to develop gynecological diseases. For example, many girls now have sex early and do not know how to protect themselves, which makes it easy for them to get pregnant unexpectedly. Then they have to go to the hospital for an abortion. If a woman has multiple abortions, she is likely to develop gynecological diseases. In addition, there are other reasons such as not paying attention to personal hygiene. Women should go to the hospital for gynecological examinations regularly. The following introduces the content of gynecological PV examinations.

What is a gynecological PV examination?

When you go to the hospital for a gynecological examination, the doctor usually only writes the word "pv" when issuing the examination form. Many people don't understand what this means. "Gynecological examination" is referred to as "gynecological examination", and the English abbreviation is "PV". Gynecological examination can help doctors detect diseases in the female reproductive organs in time. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital to find a professional obstetrician and gynecologist for a gynecological examination.

The PV test mentioned in gynecological examinations is the HPV test, which is a virus typing gene test that costs about 200 yuan and can detect whether the cervix is ​​likely to have lesions. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital to find a professional obstetrician and gynecologist for examination, so that the results of the examination will be more accurate.

If you have symptoms of lower abdominal pain, and the ultrasound and gynecological examinations are normal, you should consider that it is a symptom caused by intestinal spasm. It may be due to improper diet. You should drink more water and actively seek treatment. It is recommended to actively prevent the discomfort caused by cervicitis. Considering the accompanying pain, it is better to choose oral anti-inflammatory drugs. It is better to prohibit sexual intercourse for a short period of time to prevent cross infection.

In this case, we should consider the possibility of gynecological inflammation, adnexitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, and local extrusion. Get adequate rest, avoid strenuous activities, keep your genitals clean and hygienic, avoid eating irritating foods, apply hot compresses to your abdomen, and go to the hospital's gynecology department for a follow-up examination if necessary. Treat the symptoms and you can use anti-inflammatory drugs in combination with the treatment.

The size and shape of lesions in patients with genital warts vary, from just a few to many needle-sized lesions. They may grow into large tumor-like masses in the vulva and anus, causing a feeling of pressure; the coronal sulcus may itch and have a foul odor; sometimes small warts may cause pain, itching and discomfort in the vulva, and the patient may have hematuria and difficulty urinating; genital warts in the rectum may cause pain and bloody stools, while large warts in the rectum may cause a feeling of tenesmus.

Suggestions: The treatment of genital warts has a lot to do with eating habits. During the nursing period, you must focus on a light diet, eat more fruits and vegetables, such as apples, cucumbers, etc., drink more boiled water, eat less greasy, spicy and irritating junk food, and the most important thing is to quit smoking and drinking.