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What Are Common Diagnostic Tests?

To diagnose gynecological conditions, healthcare providers may recommend:
1. Pelvic exams: Physical examination of the reproductive organs.
2. Ultrasounds: Imaging to visualize the reproductive organs.
3. Pap smears: Screening for cervical cancer.
4. Blood tests: To check for hormonal imbalances or infections.
5. Biopsies: Sampling tissue for laboratory analysis.

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