Can I have a consultation during my period?
Whether you can undergo a consultation or examination depends on the specific details. Some examinations can be performed during menstruation, while others should be scheduled outside of this period.
My menstrual flow has increased, and the pain is severe. Could it be a uterine disease?
If you experience severe menstrual pain or heavy menstrual flow, conditions such as uterine fibroids or endometriosis may be possible. Please seek medical attention as soon as possible.
Does a pelvic exam cause pain?
There are individual differences, but many patients undergo pelvic exams smoothly. However, if you are tense and your body is stiff, you may be more likely to experience pain.
I experience hot flashes and dizziness. Are these symptoms of menopause?
Various symptoms can occur during menopause, and hot flashes and dizziness can be considered as part of them.
Are there any side effects of taking birth control pills?
When taking birth control pills, you may experience breakthrough bleeding initially, but this often improves with continued use. There is a slightly increased risk of thrombosis, which can be managed early with regular blood tests. Side effects can vary depending on the hormone levels in the pill, but in many cases, symptoms improve with continued use. If side effects are severe, changing the type of pill can help alleviate symptoms.
What symptoms should prompt a visit to the gynecologist?
Gynecological symptoms can vary widely, including menstrual irregularities, abnormal bleeding, changes in vaginal discharge, abnormalities in the vulva (itching, sores, lumps, etc.), and abdominal pain. If you have any concerning symptoms, it is recommended to visit a gynecologist.
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