pain and discomfort

When should one see a gynecologist for pain and discomfort?

It’s important to see a gynecologist if you experience severe, persistent, or unusual pain or discomfort. This includes pain that interferes with daily activities, pain during intercourse, or any unusual vaginal bleeding or discharge. Early diagnosis and treatment can prevent complications and improve quality of life.

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