follow up testing

What Types of Follow-Up Tests are Common?

Common follow-up tests in gynecology include:
- Pap Smears: Used to screen for cervical cancer and detect abnormal cells.
- Ultrasounds: Evaluate reproductive organs and monitor conditions like ovarian cysts or fibroids.
- Blood Tests: Assess hormone levels, anemia, and markers for specific conditions.
- Biopsies: Confirm the presence of malignancies or other abnormal tissues.
- Mammograms: Screen for breast cancer and other breast abnormalities.

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