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Will my doctor refer me to a gynecologist?
Primary care doctors who do provide gynecological care may still refer patients to gynecologists for more specific care if they think it's needed. Ask your primary care doctor if she or he does routine gynecological exams. If not, ask for the name of a gynecologist.
Does Florida have free clinics?
Since 1997, we have provided over 310,000 free patient visits and medical services to our most vulnerable friends and neighbors.
How often should I see a gynecologist?
Women over 21 years old should visit their OBGYN once a year for an annual exam, which includes a pelvic and breast exam. Pap tests are performed every 3-5 years depending on your history. Women with HPV will need to come in more regularly for pap tests.
Should I see a doctor or a gynecologist?
If you have no pressing health concerns or specific gynecologic complaints, then seeing your primary care provider — an internist or family doctor — for routine gynecologic examinations could make sense for you.
What does a gynecologist do when your first appointment?
The first visit may be just a talk between you and your doctor. You can find out what to expect at future visits and get information about how to stay healthy. You can ask questions about your body, growing up, and sex. You may also have certain exams and vaccinations.
Are Gynecologists free in Canada?
There is no fee for visiting a walk-in clinic; you just need to provide your provincially-registered health card. Some walk-in clinics may also provide routine gynaecological care.
How does a gynecologist check you?
A physical exam may include a pelvic exam, cervical cancer screening, or a breast exam: In a pelvic exam, your ob-gyn may look at your vulva, vagina, and cervix to check for any signs of problems. And your ob-gyn may check your internal organs with a gloved hand.