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    A pelvic exam involves examining a woman's external and internal reproductive organs. The doctor will first inspect the vulva for any signs of infection or abnormalities. Next, they will insert a speculum to widen the vagina and examine the cervix, possibly taking a Pap smear. The doctor will then feel the ovaries, uterus and other internal organs through the vagina and rectum. The aim is to evaluate the patient's reproductive health and check for any potential issues.

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    A pelvic exam involves examining a woman's external and internal reproductive organs. The doctor will first inspect the vulva for any signs of infection or abnormalities. Next, they will insert a speculum to widen the vagina and examine the cervix, possibly taking a Pap smear. The doctor will then feel the ovaries, uterus and other internal organs through the vagina and rectum. The aim is to evaluate the patient's reproductive health and check for any potential issues.

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    A pelvic exam involves examining a woman's external and internal reproductive organs. The doctor will first inspect the vulva for any signs of infection or abnormalities. Next, they will insert a speculum to widen the vagina and examine the cervix, possibly taking a Pap smear. The doctor will then feel the ovaries, uterus and other internal organs through the vagina and rectum. The aim is to evaluate the patient's reproductive health and check for any potential issues.

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    exams Pelvic

    Doctors perform pelvic exams during pregnancy for the same reasons. They look for
    abnormalities and infections.

    Also, a pelvic exam can help a doctor to evaluate the size of the pelvis and cervixTrusted Source.
    This will help them to evaluate whether cervical weakness could lead to miscarriage or preterm
    labor.

    Pelvic exam procedure

    Before the exam, the doctor or nurse practitioner will ask the person to take off their clothes, put
    on a gown, sit on the exam table, and cover up with a sheet. Then they will ask about health
    concerns.

    The person will then lie on their back and place their feet in footrests. The doctor or nurse will
    ask them to relax. They will press on the lower part of the person’s stomach and feel for the
    organs. The doctor will then ask the person to move toward the end of the table and bend their
    knees.

    Pelvic exam procedure

    Before the exam, the doctor or nurse practitioner will ask the person to take off their clothes, put
    on a gown, sit on the exam table, and cover up with a sheet. Then they will ask about health
    concerns.

    The person will then lie on their back and place their feet in footrests. The doctor or nurse will
    ask them to relax. They will press on the lower part of the person’s stomach and feel for the
    organs. The doctor will then ask the person to move toward the end of the table and bend their
    knees.
    First, the doctor will examine the vulva for signs of infection, swelling, and sores. Next, they will
    insert a lubricated speculum into the vagina to widen it, and make the internal organs easier to
    see.

    Then, they may perform a Pap smear. This involves taking a sample of cells from the cervix to
    check for abnormalities, especially cervical cancer. They may also take a sample of vaginal
    discharge, to check for infections.

    Next, they will remove the speculum and perform a bimanual examination. This involves placing
    two fingers inside the vagina and pressing down on the pelvis with the other hand. The aim is to
    check for changes or abnormalities in the reproductive organs.

    The doctor may then conduct a rectal exam, by inserting a gloved finger in the rectum to check
    for tumors and other abnormalities behind the vaginal wall, uterus, and rectum.

    If a person feels any pain during the exam, they should let the doctor know right away

    . After the pelvic exam

    The doctor or nurse practitioner will ask the person if they have any questions or concerns. It is
    important to be honest about topics relating to sexual health.

    Medical professionals are required to keep private information confidential.

    After a Pap smear, the doctor will inform the person of their results. If necessary, they will
    request further testing, either after the exam or after receiving 

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