Complete gynecological prevention
The aim of a preventive gynecological examination is the timely diagnosis of oncological disease, uterine cervix, ovaries, intimate parts and breasts.
Preventive gynecological examination is done once a year, from 20 years of age. The examination includes these parts:
- Blood pressure measurement
- At 20 years of age: gynecological speculum examination and ultrasound pelvic examination (uterus, ovaries), cytological examination of the uterine cervix (pap smear).
- At 30 years of age: gynecological examination including breast examination and armpits
The aim of a preventive gynecological examination is the timely diagnosis of oncological disease, uterine cervix, ovaries, intimate parts and breasts.
Preventive gynecological examination is done once a year, from 20 years of age. The examination includes these parts:
- Blood pressure measurement
- At 20 years of age: gynecological speculum examination and ultrasound pelvic examination (uterus, ovaries), cytological examination of the uterine cervix (pap smear).
- At 30 years of age: gynecological examination including breast examination and armpits
Unfortunately, despite preventive oncological programs through routine examinations, oncological disease still can’t be completely prevented. Frequent examinations are aimed to identify risks and limit the progression of disease to advanced stages. The timely diagnosis is very important for the implementation of effective therapy. Some methods, which improve detection during the preventive examination, at the moment are not covered under law by the general insurance. These include Liquid Based Cytology, to identify HPV viral type, which determines the progression of cervical cancer. (HPV test) This examination can be requested.
