speculum

What Procedures Require a Speculum?

Speculums are used in a variety of gynecological procedures:
Pap Test: To collect cells from the cervix for screening cervical cancer.
Colposcopy: To examine the cervix and vagina more closely when abnormal Pap smear results are found.
Vaginal swab tests: To diagnose infections like bacterial vaginosis or yeast infection.
IUD insertion: To place or remove intrauterine devices.

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