pelvic exam

When Should a Pelvic Exam be Done?

A pelvic exam is typically recommended:
As part of an annual health check-up
When a woman experiences symptoms such as unusual vaginal discharge, pelvic pain, or irregular menstrual cycles
During prenatal and postnatal care
To screen for sexually transmitted infections (STIs)

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